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If we applied human attributes to mobile location services, they would be in preschool today, learning and acquiring the skills they will need to have a long and successful life in a world where bigger and tougher kids are always around the corner.
While still young and impressionable, mobile location services hold tremendous revenue-generating potential for wireless carriers of all sizes. But for small to mid-size carriers that don't have the geographical or financial muscle to get the attention of mobile location and telematics service providers up front, the task is proving to be more challenging.
"It (deploying mobile location services) puts a huge burden on us to get the resources in place," said Brian Fingerson, vice president of engineering...
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