In this section, we list some of the problems we help our customers solve.
Learn how geospatial technology can help your business or government agency
attain business intelligence through geography.
Asset / Facilities Management
You can accurately track assets or essential business components, such as
network elements, inside and outside plant, and fiscally report against these
components. You can minimize loss of revenue due to downtime, optimize
workforces by location, and plan expansions or contractions with the knowledge
of the competitive landscape.
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Business Continuity
Contingency planning is taking on new meaning in the current global
environment. Organizations must be more responsive and flexible when managing
their risks and operations. You can more accurately and effectively analyze
risk, locate critical assets, and construct response plans.
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Dealer Locator / Find the Nearestt
Web-based dealer locator and driving-direction software/services help people
find your stores and business locations when they are ready to buy. The
smartest way to get more customers into your retail store, branch, franchise,
or other business location is to offer a locator on your Web site. Store
locators are essential for any company with multiple business locations.
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e-Government
Constituents have come to expect receiving pertinent data via the internet in a
self-service style. You can effectively share information with citizens, other
agencies, and other jurisdictions by transforming your data for use on
location-intelligent Web sites.
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Logistics
An enterprise fleet management solution allows you to increase fleet
productivity, improve customer service, and provide a platform for you to
measure your customer satisfaction.
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Market Potential Analysis
Untapped potential analysis, a form of location enabled predictive modeling,
allows you to develop more accurate estimates of the total market you are
currently not reaching. You can set attainable revenue targets by quantifying
market potential, thus maximizing marketing budgets and improving your target
marketing initiatives using location-enhanced segmentation.
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Network Planning
You can see where network investments are needed and more accurately determine
capital investment required for build-outs. You can also best determine where
competitors form a threat or gauge opportunities based on locations of
under-served markets.
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Risk Management
Insurance providers protect their portfolios more effectively by using location
to analyze exposures and identify areas most at risk. You can examine customer
concentrations across products lines and more accurately model Probable Maximum
Loss (PML). Furthermore, you can shorten sales cycles by quickly analyzing
possible risk for potential customers.
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Service Prequalification - Provisioning
In today's business climate, it is imperative to both reduce the overall costs
associated with service provisioning and streamline the process to create
greater efficiencies.
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Site Selection & Optimization
By identifying high-yield real estate locations for both growth and
consolidation business cases, you can make site selection decisions and apply
predictive analytic techniques that consider the distribution of demographic,
competitive, and behavioral characteristics. You can also adjust with factors
like accessibility, regionalism, growth, and other criteria proven to influence
consumer behavior and unit performance.
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Target Marketing
You can identify the lifestyle and consumer behavior characteristics of your
best customers, and then find more people just like them, reaching everyone
with the highest impact at the lowest cost. Accurately defining trade areas
leads to better more efficient decisions. Trade area definition can help you
make your dollars stretch further, thus reaching more of your target customers
and less of the people who don't care.
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