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Technosylva starts the fire before the spark
Millions of imaginary ignitions help utilities decide where to cut power, where to bury lines, and where to send crews. Technosylva turns the fire that might happen into a decision someone can make today.
The Map Is Only the Beginning
GreenValley International sells scanners that see a landscape in millions of points. Its more interesting business begins when those points become a warning about a tree, a measurement of a mine, or a plan for a road.
IQGeo Wants to Fix the Gap Between the Map and the Mud
A network is only as useful as the records behind it. IQGeo is bringing fiber designs, field crews and AI photo checks into the same picture - with a £333 million takeover behind its next act.
VertiGIS Turned the Map Into a Workbench - Now 5,300 Organizations Run Real-World Operations on It
Most maps tell you where something is. VertiGIS wants the map to assign the repair, validate the parcel, update the network, and tell the office what happened next.
Foursquare
Foursquare is a geospatial technology company that turns the physical world into structured, privacy-minded location data. Once known for the check-in app that helped popularize mobile location sharing, the company reinvented itself as an independent location-intelligence platform. Its products - Places, Movement SDK, Studio, and the Graph - supply a database of 120+ million points of interest and movement signals that power maps, marketing, analytics, and app features for companies including Apple, Uber, Snapchat, and Spotify.