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If you need to process any geographic information, we design and deploy a geographic information system so you can get the most out of it.
Geographic Information Systems are tools that integrate and relate various components (users, hardware, software, processes) that allow the organization, storage, manipulation, analysis and modeling of large amounts of data from the real world, that are linked to a spatial reference, facilitating the incorporation of social-cultural, economic and environmental aspects that lead to more effective decision making..
GIS technology can be used for a wide variety of applications, from scientific research, resource management, asset management, archaeology, environmental impact assessments, urban planning, cartography, sociology, historical geography, marketing, logistics, precision agriculture and animal husbandry, or many other applications.
GIS is currently having a strong implementation in the so-called Location Based Services (LBS) due to the cheapening and massification of GPS technology integrated in mobile consumer devices (cell phones, PDAs, laptops). LBS allow GPS-enabled mobile devices to display their location with respect to fixed points of interest (nearest restaurants, gas stations, ATMs, fire hydrants, etc.), mobile (friends, children, buses, police cars) or to transmit their position to a central server for viewing or other processing.
If you need to integrate in your company, for your business model, a GIS system, contact us. Our GIS department is an expert in the analysis and implementation of a wide variety of technologies to get the most out of the processing of this type of geographically sensitive information.
The main GIS applications are oriented to map management, on which scaling operations, graphical representation of information and spatial data storage are mainly performed. The practical application allows performing analytical tests on these data sets, conceptual models, temporal analysis, spatial analysis or predictive models, among others.
GIS can provide multiple geo-referenced data analysis tools depending on the scope of your business. Georeferencing of customers and suppliers for analysis of optimal shipping or collection routes, location of supplies, georeferencing of agricultural, forestry or livestock farms or seasonal analysis of georeferenced sales, are some of the most common fields of application within this type of systems.
Depending on the field of application, the insight provided by GIS data analysis can provide very relevant information for business development.