Spatial Data Management

When you say spatial data, maps are probably the first things that come to mind. While mapping is a part of it, spatial data can be used to enrich a variety of projects across many sectors. At its best it’s complicated, and at its worst it’s nearly impossible to work with.

Standard tools are recipients of the data, and have trouble when it comes to processing this data and creating value. Learning to work with these tools effectively is time consuming and if not done correctly, can compromise the quality of your workforce data. Of course, you could pull in some technical resource and code a solution. But when your developer leaves, so does the only person who could fix any issues with that process.