Enhance operations with indoor positioning analytics Using indoor mapping to have location data about assets is one part of the future of smarter facilities management. Indoor geospatial analytics provides detailed insights from indoor location data from things like service time optimization, dwell time, proximity analysis, asset location allocation, occupancy, and other space utilization elements to…

In the GIS and geospatial world staying connected and engaged with a professional network is not just an option; it’s a strategic imperative. Among the many such networks, the Manitoba GIS User Group (MGUG) is a great place for knowledge sharing and professional growth. In this blog post, we explore why it’s crucial to be…

Although some users continue to work in legacy reference systems, the current geometric reference system adopted by most jurisdictions in Canada and the U.S. is the North American Datum of 1983 (NAD83). It has evolved over the years and there have been many updates, but the fundamental system hasn’t changed for more than three decades. That’s…

By Stephen Hills, Having recently attended a pre-retirement seminar, I was encouraged to reflect on the past in order to envision the future. This led me to realize that I’ve witnessed a staggering pace of change in spatial technology over the past few decades, as I approach nearly 30 years in the “spatial industry.” Do…

Which App Builder Do I Choose? In today’s rapidly accelerating business environment, organizations aim to analyze and share information more efficiently. One effective strategy to achieve this is by leaning into the potential of no-code and low-code app builders. With an app builder, you can easily create web applications to showcase your data or maps and…