| Location-based decision making is
increasingly important as a competitive and management tool. Knowing
the spatial relationship of customers, competitors, and prospects
provides an invaluable platform for informed decisions in marketing
and logistics. GLEC has access to all the latest
data, applications, and modeling tools to help distill complex business
environments into meaningful solutions. Following are just a few
examples GIS applications for business:
Enterprise
Marketing Data
For this project, sales and marketing databases for a Fortune
500 division client were linked to custom territory maps. Using point
and multi-variate thematic mapping, corporate managers can instantly
understand market realities normally concealed in tedious text
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Census
2000 Demographics
The Census 2000 data, including economic data like income and
housing are now available as public information files. GLEC
provides custom integration of Census data on a
design or project basis. This thematic map, created for a grant
application, shows income data by block group for a Michigan
county. |
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Trade Area Optimization
Sophisticated GIS tools such as gravity models and automated
redistricting allow marketing managers to balance trade territories
and meet competitive threats with optimal resources. GLEC
has the expertise and experience to design a GIS solution
to complex trade area decisions.
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Business
Maps
Many businesses need a good reference map for their field sales
or service staff. GLEC has a series of County and Multi-County
options available for large laminated display maps that can
include company data or artwork. |
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