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Passive data collection is underrated. There’s so much you can do!

Passive data collection is underrated. There’s so much you can do!

What is passive geolocation? To begin with, passive data collection means that mobile networks natively carry log files of users’ activity and mobility events. This technology is device-agnostic and addresses the full subscriber base. It’s transparent from a user and network perspective and provides location reports at a high frequency. Active data collection, on the opposite, trigger specific activities on the network to retrieve a subscriber in real-time.

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Intersec AI is a comprehensive artificial intelligence framework that hosts a suite of advanced AI technologies, all designed to augment and enrich the Intersec product portfolio.

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[Buying guide] Network location platform

Unlock the potential of network location platforms with Intersec's comprehensive buying guide.

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Discover Intersec Cloud

Intersec Cloud combines the benefits of cloud technology with the security and control of a private environment, allowing you to focus on your core operations while we handle the infrastructure management.

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[Comparison sheet] xMLC

Mobile Location Centre (xMLC) for MNOs: Compare Intersec with the competition - By highlighting the unique strengths and advantages of our xMLC solution, we aim to assist MNOs in finding the perfect fit for their operational requirements and business goals.

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[Comparison sheet] Cell Broadcast & Location-Based SMS

The widespread use of mobile phones globally presents a significant opportunity for public authorities to enhance emergency communication. Various bodies describe Cell Broadcast and location-based SMS as the most effective options for implementing public warning systems.

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