First partner of FrontierSI

NGIS is proud to announce it is the first private organisation to partner with the newly formed  FrontierSI.

FrontierSI is a research and development centre bringing together government agencies, businesses and educational institutions to provide spatial information.

FrontierSI is the successor entity of the Cooperative Research Centre for Spatial Information (CRCSI) and will officially launch on July the 1st 2018.

NGIS worked with the team at CRCSI for over 15 years and partnered to complete numerous projects such as Coastal Risk Australia and the Cyclone Pam Crisis Map.

As an industry partner, NGIS look forwards to working with FrontierSI to continue solving complex business problems using location technology.

FrontierSIā€™s mission aligns with NGISā€™ and can provide the support and resources needed for NGIS to build custom business solutions using location intelligence.

To learn more about our new partnership with FrontierSI watch here.

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