Transforming Location Data into Scalable Business Impact
We are recovering unclaimed motorcycles with location control through FMS, and hatching moral issues by combining insurer data and device data at the time of insurance submission to ensure stable insurance premiums.
Transforming Location Data into Scalable Business Impact
We are recovering unclaimed motorcycles with location control through FMS, and hatching moral issues by combining insurer data and device data at the time of insurance submission to ensure stable insurance premiums.
Commercialize LBS
For fleet dispatching and dispatching, fleet location control,
and driver performance assessment Identified challenges
in addressing geolocation and personal location information
01. Calling a Fleet
Obtain/Link Location Data
- Location-based fleet auto-dispatch
- Plan and route drives and support necessary activities
02. Evaluate Operability
Location and sensor data
- Analyze and collect operational data
- Evaluate driver performance
03. Borrowing
Mobility rental services
- Offer short-term contracts by day or month and pay monthly fees
- Location-based, digital key-based rental services
Business expansion plan overview
Leaping owls corp
After an A round of funding, the company is looking to scale up
its existing business and strengthen its competitive position.
Strategies for driving LBS-based business
Scale Up
Provide existing services with the convenience of connected service, repair and used car trading through FMS and workshop competitiveness to scale up and create continuous demand.
Strategy 01. FMS
Data Acquisition/Connectivity
Capture mobility and operations data and connect with customers and services to deliver better service.
Strategy 02. Maintenance Blindness
Providing maintenance services
Provide maintenance data and support mileage and incident-specific maintenance to help customer inconvenience.
Strategy 03. Thrifting
Sell your used vehicle on consignment
Enable Certification/Repair through Affiliated Repair Shops.
Facilitate accident-free vehicle purchases.
1
Lock-In Effects
• A shop typically maintains between 100 and 150 vehicles
• Lock-in effect on riders due to frequent maintenance costs
• Provide transparent information on accident repairs to build trust in products and labor
2
Additional revenue models
• Monetize as a short-term sharing service
(workshop-based) Offer aggressive trade-in and repurchase discounts on vehicles in good condition through FMS
