1. NAVTEQ The Global Mapping Company.
November 2006
Dave Boyle

2. Recognised Worldwide Leadership
NAVTEQ is a leading provider of comprehensive digital map information
NAVTEQ as an organisation that is fully focussed on maps. Our mission is to create the most accurate, enhanced digital maps.
We are a publicly listed company, following a successful flotation in 2004 and now have over 1500 employees worldwide. This allows us to increase investment in both new coverage development, maintenance, and business development support to our partners.
We have been profitable since 2002 and have a long-term view of the industry and importantly a strong commitment to developing and maintaining true partnerships with organisations like Beacon Dodsworth.
For you this provides the assurance that we are developing high quality products and want to create long-term and stable relationships.

3. Premier Provider of Digital Maps
NAVTEQ maps fuel virtually every automobile manufacturer that currently offers a navigation system
NAVTEQ maps enable all of the leading online mapping applications, as well as major wireless, fleet, GIS and enterprise
On average, we estimate over 60 million NAVTEQ maps are used everyday
Since 1999, over 10 million vehicles have been equipped with NAVTEQ map navigation systems.
We provide 89% of in car systems.
60 million - That includes internet, nav systems etc

4. Headquarters: Veldhoven, Netherlands
A Global Presence
Europe
Headquarters: Veldhoven, Netherlands
Global
Headquarters:
Chicago, USA
Asia Pacific
Headquarters:
Yokohama, Japan
These are the various regional HQ’s

5. Global Database, Local Knowledge
And these are the actual offices on the ground. We need to have a local presence to really understand the information we collect
The key to achieving our vision is Global Consistency. Therefore, we have:
Maps that span over 58 countries and territories on five continents
A single global specification that supports geo expansion
And Data that’s easy to manipulate, compress and compile which drives faster time to market, easier use and lower cost of entry
139 field offices in 25 countries
Local field teams situated to know the latest changes to roads around the world.

6. Proven Experience
Provider of a seamless, single specification navigable database for the world
Navigable maps more than 58 countries and 5 continents
Twenty years experience in field-based data collection and verification
Our proven process results in the highest quality products
Hold over 180 patents worldwide
With 180 additional patent applications currently pending around the world

7. NAVTEQ® Maps are Everywhere
NAVTEQ is a leading provider of the digital map data and other content that
power many of the world’s most innovative applications.
In Car
Telematics
Internet
Route Planning
Portable
Cell Phones
Fleet
Enterprise
Government

8. Maps that Meet Market Needs
Automotive Applications: Vehicle Navigation Systems
Consumer Applications: Internet, Wireless, Mobile
Business and Government Solutions: Fleet/GIS/Geomarketing/ Integrated Navigation
Three business divisions to attack each market.

9. Strong Customer Relationships
Automotive Manufacturers
System Vendors
Telematics
Internet & Wireless
Mobile Devices
Our customer and application base continues to grow across all sectors.
This slide represents only a fraction of our customer base.
Business & Government

10. Unparalleled Automotive Experience
Since 1999, over 7 million vehicles worldwide have been equipped with navigation systems that use our database
NAVTEQ has been the leader in navigable digital maps for automotive applications in North America and Europe for 20 years
Used by every car brand in North America and Europe
NAVTEQ Quality allows us to be Tier 1 supplier to many car companies:
BMW, Daimler Chrysler, Mitsubishi, GM, Fiat, Ford, Honda, Mazda, Nissan, Porsche, PSA, Renault, Toyota, VAG
Motor manufacturers lead our drive for quality.
Results in a global annual turnover in excess of half a billion dollars.

11. Innovative Consumer Applications
NAVTEQ digital maps are also at the forefront of traditional map-based Internet applications and emerging location-based services
Portable NAV Devices
Portability
Accuracy
Usability
Internet
Ubiquity
Relativity
Flexibility
Mobile
Accessibility
Availability
Extendibility
Other applications you may be familiar with… where’s my nearest..

12. Added-Value Proprietary Content: POIs
Points of Interest (POIs) are specific destinations with high public use
83% of navigation users use a POI lookup function
3 types of content with accompanying quality assurance processes
Inclusion of NAVTEQ field verified POI’s and 3rd party sources
Defined updating cycles and rigorous verification and validation around the world
Not just nav it’s poi’s

13. The Future of NAVTEQ Maps
Today, everything we do is focused on making our maps the best they can be:
We invest and reinvest in our core products
For tomorrow, we are building the next generation of map products and services such as:
Dynamic Real-time Data
Specialised Content
Visual Enhancements
Real-time - Traffic.com 179 million dollars.
Spec cont – truck attributes, speed, business parks,
Imagery,3d models.

14. Powering Critical Enterprise Solutions
NAVTEQ data enables enterprise solutions for:
Business Intelligence
Asset tracking
Logistics and routing optimisation
Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and Mobile GIS solutions
Geomarketing applications
Work force management (scheduling and optimisation)
Call centre management
Georeferenced Internet/Extranet applications
Insurance
Integrated Navigation
Within NT’s Business Solutions group our focus is on developing opportunities with our partners for the use our database within core enterprise solutions such as asset tracking, logistics, work force management, geomarketing or call centre applications.
We have been successful in many of these areas because many business applications require realistic travel-based data that can only be provided by an accurate navigable databases. These applications are often international and require seamless mapping across international borders – another key strength of NAVTEQ.

15. Superior Detail and Richness
NAVTEQ® maps have up to 204 unique attributes for every
road segment and Point of Interest in over 50 categories
Access Restrictions
Underground Exits
Turn Restrictions
One-Ways
Complex Maneuvers
Physical Barriers
Vanity Addresses
Points of Interest
In addition to an accurate road network we offer this. We also have other content such as rivers railways etce etc that you might expect to see in more traditional mapping.

16. Product Superiority — Field Driven Data Capture & Verification
NAVTEQ’s 600 professional geographic analysts:
Drive millions of miles annually
Use patented tools, technology and proprietary processes
Capture and verify road network and location-based content – as a driver or consumer would experience it
All vehicles equipped with cameras for video capture
Product superiority is defined by the high level of accuracy, the richness of the content and the breadth of database coverage.
The key to creating our product is our global network of over 600 field analysts who drive millions of miles annually in order to capture and verify the road network and location based content as a driver or consumer would experience it.
Because this road network and content are constantly changing, ongoing visual inspection and updating are essential.
Last year we drove nearly 6 million km worldwide (almost 16,500 km per day / approximately 14 million POIs mapped)
One of the best kept secrets we have is that through the implementation of new collection tools and software, we have introduced a whole new level of geometry accuracy
All of our data collection is now done to a standard of better than 5 meters
This is a good thing for any application that is using our data

17. Local Knowledge: A Key Value Add
While driving is the key to building a quality database, local presence is critical to maintaining a quality database
With over 139 local offices in over 25 countries, our local presence adds value
Regular updating of changing/growing areas
Response to customer update requests
Phonetic translation localization
Local content additions
Phonetic - ?? I think this mean we record things clearly – but I’m not sure.
Local content – Beware of the reindeer !!!

18. Coverage Around the World
Coverage in 58 countries and counting
One global specification
139 offices in 25 countries
Approximately 11 million miles of roadway in the NAVTEQ® database
Approximately 600 geographic analysts updating and verifying around the world
Key point million miles
Here’s few slides showing areas we are covering..

19. European Coverage Q2/06 2006 Highlights:
• Completion of additional countries to our highest specification level:
Spain, Portugal, Finland, Italy, Norway, Sweden
• Countrywide upgrades of road networks:
Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Czech Republic
• New countries:
Belarus, Moldova, Turkey, Ukraine
• Additional detailed builds in Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Norway, Poland and Slovenia
• Expanding coverage in Russia around Moscow and St. Petersburg.
2006 is a major highlight for us as we achieve the major goal of having full detailed coverage for western europe.
Detailed Coverage (DC)
Our highest level of specification where all roads* are included, full verification occurs, and our full set of attributes are applied.
Theres the element of plate spinning to keep all our coverage current rather than just concentrating on existing coverage. It requires a lot of investment.

20. U.S. & Canada Coverage Q2/06 2006 Highlights:
Current population coverage at our most detailed specification level:
US: 72%, Canada: 62%
United States:
18 metro areas, covering more than 2 million additional people
upgrading rural coverage in 13 states to a higher verification level
Canada:
planned coverage expansions in Ontario and Quebec

21. Mexico & South America Coverage
Q2/06
2006 Highlights:
Mexico:
More than 12 million population covered
Planned expansion:
towns with > 2,500 people
Brazil:
More than 20 million population covered
Sao Paolo, Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte
New country: Argentina

22. Asia Pacific Coverage Q2/06 2006 Highlights:
Australia launched with full population coverage
Updated coverage:
Australia, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan
Coverage expansion in Kuala Lumpur
Completion of additional countries to our highest specification:
South Korea, Hong Kong, Singapore

23. Middle East & South Africa Coverage
Q2/06
2006 Highlights:
South Africa upgrade to full population coverage
Middle East:
Updated and expanded coverage across the region
completion to our highest specification level; Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, U.A.E.
Saudi Arabia: Arabic language availability, expanded population coverage
Middle East and Africa include important territories. Countries in the Middle East are developing rapidly and you can be sure that NAVTEQ are there building and importantly maintaining our database

24. China Coverage
Combining two digital mapping market-leaders to offer a navigable Chinese database
NAVTEQ, a widely recognized name in digital mapping
NavInfo, a Chinese map leader
A suite of products and services:
China map database
Compilation services
Distribution services
Q3/06 Release
Coverage: 313 cities
31 provinces with connector roads
48% population coverage
POI’s: 532,000 locations in 61 categories
Road network: 980,000 km
Languages: Simplified Chinese and PINYIN
Talking of growth markets…..

25. Developed to aid the process of getting from point A to point B.
Navigable Content
Developed to aid the process of getting from point A to point B.
HOV Lanes
Extended Lane
Speed Limits
Toll Guidance
Scenic Routes
Speed Zones & Cameras
The database is designed to help you.

26. Enhancing ease of use and driver orientation.
Display Content
Enhancing ease of use and driver orientation.
Satellite Imagery
Junction Views
3-D Landmarks
Digital Terrain
2D Building
Footprints
3D City
Models
You’ll be seeing this content in future systems – so if you/re not already a convert to nav systems you soon will be.

27. Where is NAVTEQ data used?
NAVTEQ data underpins many business applications including:
GIS
Fleet Management
Tracking
Routing
Optimisation
Internet / Intranet
Maps
Routes
Where’s my nearest?
Geomarketing
Call Centres and CRM
So for business applications…..You all come from many business areas, you all work with many applications across a broad range of industries.
This is also true for NT. Within Business Solutions our focus in on the provision of an accurate navigable street level database that can be used across a broad range of enterprise applications. To simplify things we group applications into these similar classes:
GIS – here we refer to applications that are centred on the management of fixed assets. This can include applications as broad as management of utility networks; engineering studies, environmental management, telecom demand modelling, assessment of insurance premiums and crime analysis.
Fleet Management – this is a very successful area for NT and includes the management of mobile assets such as vehicles, containers or service engineers. Applications include tracking, routoing and optimisation. These applications are then used in areas such as home deliveries and field service management.
Internet / Intranet – the internet has become an essential information portal for both business and consumers. For many people the internet and in particular search engines like Google have become the first place that we go to get information. Maps and routes are an important requirement for todays internet generation. In addition, availability of comprehensive points of interest and geographic searching tools to calculate ‘Where’s My Nearest’ all add considerable value to a user experience.
Geomarketing – where should I expand my network of stores? what types of people live within a 20 minute drive time of my store? and how can I best market to them? Simple questions like this are being asked every day throughout businesses all over the World. Questions that can only be answered with up to date and accurate street level mapping. NT has many partners developing both the geomarketing analysis tools as well as collating the relevent census and lifestyle data sets to carry out the analysis.
Call Centres & CRM – Call centres are looking for more ways to provide additional benefits to their customers. Applications range from simple where is my nearest strore? Type of question to more advanced services offering for example insurance quoting based on automatic geographic analysis accessed via the call centre operators. Other example include the use of call centres for vehicle breakdown or tracking of stolen vehicles.

28. Where is NAVTEQ data used?
NAVTEQ data is used within many industries including:
Transport & Logistics
Utilities
Telecom
Insurance
Retail
Banking
Healthcare
Public Safety
Local Government
Central Government
The applications that I have just described are in many cases cross industry. We have partners and end user customers in almost all vertical markets. It would be impossible to list them all here but the key ones where we see most activity are listed.
it is not just for navigation!!!!!

29. I just want to finish on our latest data product addition.

30. 2.4 meters even a limit for LCVs
Why Truck Attributes?
2.4 meters even a limit for LCVs
Truck Management:
Create content that improves operating efficiency (i.e. reduces costs
Improves customer satisfaction (i.e. achieves delivery expectations
23 new attributes dedicated to the transport industry
Application’s quality improve due to truck customized map data
First field verified truck dataset available, same quality standards apply as for all other NAVTEQ products
High level of accuracy in usage
step-wise European Truck rollout
Benefit from cross-country availability for long haul improvements
Dataset linked to each quarterly release of the NAVTEQ map database
Any NAVTEQ release can be used with NAVTEQ Transport
Committed to an update programme
Benefit from up-to-date information matching the real world

31. The Dataset  Exact locations of a restriction to be captured
Detailed information about the type of restriction (e.g. tunnel, bridge, archbridge) are available
Physical Restrictions
Height Restriction
Weight Restriction
Weight per Axle
Width Restriction
Length Restriction
Tunnel
Start 
Destination

32. The Dataset Legal Restrictions Trucks not allowed
Includes date and time related restrictions
Exceptions for residents, deliveries and public transport are also captured
Legal Restrictions
Trucks not allowed
No left turn for trucks
No right turn for trucks
No U-turn for trucks
Trailer forbidden
Recommended truck routes

33. The Dataset Hazardous Materials Restrictions Warning Information
All trucks with hazardous goods forbidden
Steep hill downwards ahead
All trucks with explosive and inflammable goods forbidden
Steep hill upwards ahead
Sharp curve(s)
All trucks with natural goods that can be harmful for the water forbidden
Lateral wind
Risk of grounding

34. The Dataset Phase 1 Points of Interest Truck stops
Enhanced information on standard petrol stations ● capability to serve trucks y/n
● accepted truck payment cards ● power diesel pump available y/n
Truck driver restaurants (France only)
Truck stops
Truck only petrol stations (AS 24)

35. Coverage Areas France and Germany Phase 1
Covering…
100% of FC1-2 network
France: 46% of FC3 network 40% of FC4 network
Germany: 54% of FC4 network 52% of FC3 network
more than 400,000 km of roads
structured per county
The UK and Benelux rolled out next year.
= 100% FC1-2 Truck attributes
= 100% FC1-4 Truck attributes
= no Truck Attribute coverage

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