all of vilnius is transport services including taxis. it's free for users. companies like google maps also use the technology. that's where the startup makes most of its money. it's now available in thirty cities worldwide from istanbul to jakarta to sao paulo the reason to go there was to solve their problems and those when i guess it is because we knew that transportation is some predictable on the reliable it's even hard for local people to understand how this system works and we wanted to launch that product and those big megacities to help to make it easier everyday life today. the authorities in jakarta gave traffic access to all the g.p.s. data gathered by its public transport systems home to over thirty million people it's one of the most densely populated cities in the world there's no subway system those without a car check the bus the app provides detailed information the biggest challenge is to properly process the g.p.s. signals and very nice to show that on the map hol actually recall is more so and wasn't e.t.a. expected time of arrival to the

logistic services critics might worry about privacy issues but the mayor of vilnius has no such qualms he has a radical open data policy and is already incorporated. profits did a pull into the cities or been planning. you saw the release date to. draw conclusions whether to invest more like for example to the saloons or to adopt some of the sunspots roads or to find some other solutions i think it's still an initial stage we're going through the future thing this kind of big data analysis is a very important for any city without it i think. planning office research and suburban . although there is undeniable concern that the system can be hijacked for ulterior motives big data can help find public transport to people's needs. and that's all from global three thousand this week do drop us a line global three thousand d w dot com oh check us out on facebook. see you saying take cash. more than just earning a living work promotes integration. workers are active independent and take part in society. but how do foreigners or people with disabilities join the workforce. we asked them. to le

give you mean a steeler test lives in vilnius the capital of lithuania he doesn't need a car of his own he just uses the traffic. it pinpoints his location and supplies him with information on the most convenient public transport services available nearby complete with timetables and connections he can also use the app for bicycle and car sharing schemes and he can pay for all these services via the app to. deliver to us uses his app every day. yeah i think many people are using tracking the newest largest thing in general and it's especially popular amongst younger generation. the app was developed by a local startup the team program to map that compiles and centrally coordinates data. all of this is transport services including taxis. it's free for users. companies like google maps also use the technology. that's where the startup makes most of its money. it's now available in thirty cities worldwide from istanbul to jakarta to sao paulo the reason to go there was to solve their problems and those when i guess it is because we knew that transportation is unpredictable on reliable it's

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