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Improve Your Site SelectionSimon Thompson from ESRI describes how GIS is used to evaluate lifestyle and location preferences, investigate demographics, and model sites.
GIS on the Road and in the FleetKerry Somerville explains how ArcLogistics Navigator, an in-vehicle solution for a mobile workforce, can save your fleet operations time and money.
Read the Latest NewsESRI's commercial business industry newsletter brings you all the hot topics in GIS use in retail, real estate, insurance and finance and more. [PDF]
Franchising with GISListen as Simon Thompson, ESRI's retail manager, talks about how GIS can help franchisers be successful.
Hungry for GISCulver's and Schlotzsky's show how small and large quick-serve restaurants rely on GIS to help their businesses grow. [PDF]
GIS is a mainstay in retailing. There is no better way to know your customers, analyze the marketplace, and grow your business than by combining your business information with location data. Many aspects of retail are defined by place—where your customers live and work, how far they travel, where competitive stores are located, and the routing of goods and services. Understanding this information allows you to optimize your merchandising mix, better manage your portfolios, maximize your returns, manage assets, and maintain systematic records. GIS helps your retail organization in its efforts to
Success StoriesLearn how business and retail organizations benefit from the use of geographic analysis and GIS.
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