Publicado en Communications in Computer and Information Science The integration of geolocation, big data and cognitive agents has become one of the most boosting business tools of the digital era. By definition, geolocation represents the use of different technologies in a variety of applications to help locate humans and objects. To really achieve smart services, companies also require accessing huge volumes of related information to draw meaningful conclusions. With big data, it is possible to establish connections between a wide range of associated information, and use it to improve available services or create new ones. Today, the influence of geolocation, cloud data science and involved cognitive agents impacts many application fields, which include: safety and security, marketing, beacon technology, geofencing, location-sensitive services, transportation and logistics, healthcare, urban governance, intelligent buildings and smart cities, intelligent transport systems, advanced ...