Along with researchers at UBC and Sunnybrook Hospital, we are proud to announce the publishing of our latest research paper! One of the things that sets us apart is our consideration of spatial variation and locality. By keeping this in mind, we have recently become one of the first to publish a paper exploring spatial variations affecting the associations between adult CI incidence and sociodemographic factors. […]
Identifying potential customers can be a challenging and time consuming task. Taking a shot in the dark on who and where your targets results in less success when trying to close a prospect. Prospecting is further complicated by the fact that there are many options you can choose to search for your targets. Options range from search engines (be it LinkedIn or Google), to more high end solutions involving surveys and data analysis but these tend to be time consuming and challenging to execute. […]
Location intelligence refers to the insights gained from layering a variety of useful geographical information systems (GIS) tools (such as POIs, demographics, geofences, heat maps and thematic maps of variables of interest). Using the layered spatial data, as well as the trends and relationships that these tools offer, businesses can make informed decisions on where to offer their services or operate their business. Use cases include site selection, identifying new customers and markets, […]
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