Our location intelligence blog

The more time salespeople spend organising their sales routes, the less time they are out in the field. So, how can you be sure you’re making the right choices to improve efficiency? Vincent Durieux, Managing Director of Nhoss, the e-cigarette retailer, shares a few answers with us.

In geopolitics, borders are a thorny issue; however, sectorization represents a real opportunity for sales departments. Provided you use something more sophisticated than pivot tables, that is.

What if location intelligence was to become your business’s new best friend? The technique of geocoding plays a crucial role in strengthening CRM, providing a helping hand to marketing and sales departments.

Untapped markets, unsatisfied, unmotivated sales staff, loss of time and efficiency… the risks involved in poor sales sectorization are real. To help you avoid them, we have put together some advice from our experts and experts from our client Transgourmet.

Localize, analyze, then act. The principles of location intelligence must be integrated into a company’s procedures to optimize decision-making. But how do you implement such an approach in your organization?

It looks like 2018 is going to be the year of location intelligence. What with the explosion in the amount of geodata and the demands of business users, there’s no doubt whatsoever that geospatial decision-making is now coming of age.