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Spatial Technology Explosion: a Pandora’s Box of opportunities and risk

Spatial Technology Explosion: a Pandora’s Box of opportunities and risk

A quick glance at Gartner’s emerging technology hype cycle, the go to chart for any tech consultant in need of guidance, shows that more than half the trends shown rely on spatial technology or could support it. Examples include commercial UAVs (drones), smart robots, smart dust and augmented and virtual reality to name just a…

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Is it time for you to abandon the PDF map?

Is it time for you to abandon the PDF map?

Web mapping provides dynamic, up-to-date and relevant spatial information for analysis and decision making that is easy to share. In a data-driven world, businesses are expected to analyse their business insights quickly to make informed decisions. So why is now the time for businesses to step away from the PDF static map towards a more…

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How to decide: go open source or commercial GIS?

How to decide: go open source or commercial GIS?

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NGIS briefed at Google Singapore

NGIS briefed at Google Singapore

In January, the NGIS staff travelled to Singapore after being invited for a Google office tour and briefing on the evolution of Google Maps API. Three groups of NGIS people were invited to the regional headquarters of the tech giant, which is spread over three buildings and 10 floors. NGIS staff were given guided tours of…

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Asset management made easier with spatial technology

Asset management made easier with spatial technology

The challenge of managing assets over a large area is made easier when you use spatial technology like location intelligence platforms and daily satellite imagery to help you detect events quickly and respond effectively.   It might be simply working out what the most efficient route is for a worker to visit a sequence of…

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Carto: The latest trends in location intelligence

Carto: The latest trends in location intelligence

Location intelligence applications such as CARTO perform iterative, spatial analysis. CARTO optimises everyday strategic decision making and solves complex business problems on an interactive map. CARTO provides an easy to use, drag and drop interface to easily identify insights from large amounts of data. These insights can be rapidly deployed into applications and are easily customisable. NGIS partnered with CARTO to…

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NGIS does Movember in style

NGIS does Movember in style

NGIS Australia has completed another successful Movember, raising over $3800 in support of men’s health initiatives for the Movember Foundation.   Team NGIS– Adam Mullett, Dion Fleming, Jack Green and Moreno Mattaboni, led by Richard Bentley and backed by the rest of the NGIS team, have spent the month of Movember growing out their best moustaches. …

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Join our Carto breakfast event

Join our Carto breakfast event

Carto is one of the most exciting business intelligence tools in the cloud. It performs powerful location analytics to give you answers to your business questions. If you can use MS Excel, you can probably use Carto too with very minimal training required, harnessing the power of maps as a tool. Carto representative for Asia Pacific Fernando…

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Enhance decision making by adding public data to your own

Enhance decision making by adding public data to your own

Augmenting your decision making with publicly available data to complement your own can lead to powerful business insight.   You can gain this insight by analysing data you collect through your business processes using spatial technology. Combining it with relevant demographics and economics data gives you a heightened ability to make decisions based on the…

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Mapping your business data for deep insight

Mapping your business data for deep insight

Understanding the productivity of your sales regions, deciding where to focus on service improvement or working out which of your shops is covering too much ground on their own is easy when you see it as a picture.   Maps help you establish relationships in your data that you would only see when presented as…

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