Market Sector

The process of designing, building and maintaining architectural projects is complex, with long completion times and frequent delays. GIS enables engineers to put projects in a broader context and improve collaboration throughout the project lifecycle, increasing efficiency, gaining insights and strengthening project team engagement.

Administering transportation networks can be improved with the use of geospatial data and intelligent information management. GIS accelerates the visualization and awareness of the condition of current assets, and the performance of the transportation network, ensuring successful communication of road and highway plans.

Monitoring environmental variations and predicting future changes using spatial data is critical to minimizing environmental degradation. GIS is a powerful tool for natural resource management, ameliorating effective and sustainable decision-making by improving the amount and type of data available to policy and decision makers.

GIS enables utility companies to not only design efficient networks to reach customers through informed insight and decision-making, but also to save significant engineering, development and supply chain costs. GIS provides an accurate view of the site and situation on the ground and informs the right approach to address issues with the right expertise.

GIS can be used in a variety of ways, from basic mapping and planning of police districts and patrols to analysing geographic patterns of crime and traffic volumes, contributing to real-time situational awareness. Advanced location intelligence and data analytics are used to reduce disaster risks and improve decision-making.

Telecommunications networks are vast, and generate large amounts of geographically dispersed asset data, and GIS is the ideal tool for managing this data. GIS mapping enables telecommunications providers to improve network planning, deployment, maintenance, operations, and even sales and marketing.

Real estate is an area where sophisticated tools from GIS have a major impact. The GIS database management system contains a wealth of information on property boundaries and development plans that are useful to developers, real estate agents, property owners and others.

GIS can be used throughout the lifecycle of a smart city, from site selection, design and construction. GIS is an ideal technology that has the ability to span any area, from the individual asset within a building to a virtually global context that connects all aspects of smart city planning and development.