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How site location analytics can impact business growth

Helping businesses take advantage of big data

There’s more than meets the eye when it comes to exposing the value of spatial processing and analysis.

Using isochrones to create a more refined and relevant geofence

Are we at a tipping point? Intergeo suggest so.

Veracity & variability of location-based big data.

The Intelligent Infrastructure of today

How Points, lines and polygons are reshaping mobile marketing.

Step into fashion week, with customized, well-tailored datasets from Pitney Bowes.

The healthcare industry embraces GIS and community data

Coupling Location Intelligence with celestial events elevates a once-in-a-lifetime experience

Organizations that understand the value of data accuracy are able to identify and manage location risk effectively, to the benefit of all.

Virtually all decisions made in the insurance industry are made around foresight. This entails far more than just educated guesswork, as market leaders have to leverage a wealth of information and account for numerous variables when crafting predictive analytics around policies, claims and risk.

It's a transformative innovation, one that will have significant ramifications for business over the next few years.

Why today’s homeowners are buying a lifestyle, rather than buying a house.

Location is everything for chain retailers. In addition to selling a quality product, the success of a chain hinges on a smart expansion strategy that utilizes a wealth of location and business data to determine market viability.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is already a familiar concept for many consumers. Common devices now regularly collect and share data with each other in an effort to improve user experience for everything from wearable tech to household appliances.

While not wholly unpredictable, catastrophes more often than not catch us off guard, which makes preparing for reparations an exceedingly difficult task.

If you are old enough to remember when geography was taught in elementary school you undoubtedly recall the memorization of capitals, countries and cultures. To the curious-minded, geography uncovered the world, and maps displayed proximity relationships, offering a perspective not revealed by merely reading the textbook.

Analyzing location information could play a huge role in improving processes and expediting decisions for businesses that are already collecting industry-specific business intelligence (BI).

In the world of digital marketing, analytics reign supreme.

The manufacturing and industrial internet of things are driving results, embedding location intelligence to accurately pinpoint information and spur action.

Companies that have used geographic information systems (GIS) to derive location intelligence have found value in understanding location-based patterns.

In the Digital City, the infrastructure, in and outside the built environment, is sensed, measured, mapped, recorded and displayed.