MapMechanics

Digital map data assembled, prepared and formatted by MapMechanics is playing a key role in the continuing expansion of Tesco.com, Britain’s biggest grocery home shopping retail business.

Rapid yet accurate travel-time calculation system from MapMechanics has proved a key element in the development of a new risk assessment tool, initiated by the RISCAuthority, that will plot fire service response times to any postcode in the UK.

Wide-ranging transport resource management project mounted jointly by VSc Solutions and MapMechanics for Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water produces major savings and efficiency gains in planning and scheduling of sludge movements between plants across Wales.

Seamless integration between digital mapping and Oracle enterprise-level software is now available through MapMechanics. Now an Oracle Gold Partner, MapMechanics is working closely with Oracle to help users get the best out of their products.

Business planners, strategists and analysts can now view the location of future building developments on detailed maps of the surrounding area, thanks to a new initiative led jointly by MapMechanics and Barbour ABI.

With judicious use of an appropriate vehicle routing and scheduling system (VRS), transport operators can typically make costs savings and can cut planning time. But how do you decide which system to use? MapMechanics publishes invaluable new guide.

NAVTEQ digital mapping and road speed limit data supplied by MapMechanics have become key components in the fast-growing range of driver performance and safety products offered by Celtrak.

The latest version 4.0 of GeoXploit, the user-friendly and accessible map analysis system from MapMechanics, brings users the benefits of a more modern and intuitive interface, inclusive training, and price reductions for multi-user implementations.

The TruckStops scheduling system from MapMechanics has proved a key factor in supporting fast growth at Scotts Distribution, a company that specialises in delivering free milk to children under five through the UK Government Nursery Milk Scheme.

The popular ITIS road speed data, which is processed by MapMechanics for use in drivetime and vehicle routing and scheduling software, is now known as INRIX data. The change follows the acquisition of ITIS Holdings plc by INRIX Inc.