http://blog.spatialkey.com/2010/02/visual-mapping-and-analysis-for-regular-business-users/ Geotemporal visualization: theory + solutions Mon, 19 Apr 2010 18:46:58 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://blog.spatialkey.com/2010/02/visual-mapping-and-analysis-for-regular-business-users/comment-page-1/#comment-838 Tom Link Fri, 05 Feb 2010 04:09:49 +0000 http://blog.spatialkey.com/?p=691#comment-838 Sandy, right on! While you can do each of these things today with SpatialKey, we're hard at work making these features even more customized and approachable for different verticals. Sales and marketing is at the top of our list, quite as you described. Stay tuned. Sandy, right on! While you can do each of these things today with SpatialKey, we’re hard at work making these features even more customized and approachable for different verticals. Sales and marketing is at the top of our list, quite as you described. Stay tuned.

]]> http://blog.spatialkey.com/2010/02/visual-mapping-and-analysis-for-regular-business-users/comment-page-1/#comment-835 Sandy Thorpe Thu, 04 Feb 2010 04:42:12 +0000 http://blog.spatialkey.com/?p=691#comment-835 There's no doubt that each generation is becoming increasingly visual-oriented. Indeed Saas-- and XaaS in general-- can enable a plethora of tools. For example, these could depict a visual capacity of a sales territory. Gone are the massive spreadsheets that we created in the early 80s to determine the potential of a sales territory--which would in turn suggest its quota! Or, maps like these could be used to determine where a company should place its new data center. (showing fault lines, tornado paths, etc.) The possibilities are mind-boggling! There’s no doubt that each generation is becoming increasingly visual-oriented. Indeed Saas– and XaaS in general– can enable a plethora of tools. For example, these could depict a visual capacity of a sales territory. Gone are the massive spreadsheets that we created in the early 80s to determine the potential of a sales territory–which would in turn suggest its quota! Or, maps like these could be used to determine where a company should place its new data center. (showing fault lines, tornado paths, etc.) The possibilities are mind-boggling!

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