Facilities, businesses, organizations, municipalities, and individuals are all dealing with a data problem. All over, people are collecting great data and not putting it to work. Hours, days, months are spent gathering data, sorting, re-sorting, and re-sorting again to analyze it for a particular need. Or worse… data is collected over and over again and ends up sitting and going to waste.

Your data should be understandable. It should be reliable. And, it should be accessible.

GIS technologies allow you to make your data work for you. Instead of storing information in multiple locations- maps, spreadsheets, notepads, clipboards, cell phones, email chains- now we have the ability to put it all in just one, single place.

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Make your Data Work for You

Your data should be understandable. It should be reliable. And, it should be accessible.

Beyond Maps

Go beyond maps, let data work for you.

Great Data is Meaningless if you Can’t Access It

Despite their map, despite their data, it took that water authority 8 hours to locate and turn off the water valve.

Make your Data Accessiblle

What if the team could actively interact with the map, seeing exactly what they’re looking for- exactly when they need it- and with exactly perfect accuracy?

With GIS technology, they can.

The Everyday GIS User in You

You are probably using GIS technology in your everyday life, if not many times a day.

SCIENCE | TECHNOLOGY | ENGINEERING | MATHEMATICS

We are so grateful for all of the people and experiences that at one point inspired our employees to pursue their interests in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. And we are grateful for all of the people and experiences that will inspire our future employees for years to come. To celebrate #STEMSTEAMDay today, we’ve shared a few stories of how some of our people made their way to us.

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