Q Great. Um, so, help us understand, so you, you, you provide this location intelligence platform as a product for, for companies. Where, where do they get the data?
A Yeah, so, uh, so I mean, we're a platform. So most of our customers, they come with their own data. So think about, like, the, the, the U.S. wireless network. So they, they know where their antennas are, they know where their shops are, but they, um, but they don't have information, for example, about demographics. So we complement their data with third-party data that we have already loaded on our platform. So one of our differentiators, we call it, with batteries included, which means that we, I mean, in that case, you know, like, That sure is data included. So, uh, so we, we collect a number of, uh, third party data sets like demographics, social, like customer, consumer behavior. All that is already part of the platform, so you can do what we call data enrichment. So it is that, uh, they come with the data and we can enrich it with a number of extra properties that we can do by intersecting. And this is very, very interesting because this is one of the definitions of, uh, of, um, of location intelligence. Because we are working with location data, it means that we can relate data set that is non-relatable in other ways. So because you live here, we can, you know, like derive information about your demography. Uh, you know, like how, what is your income? You know, what are your cost, um, your consumer behaviors? So there is a lot of data sets that we can just intersect. So w…
AI assessment note: “most of our customers, they come with their own data”