Not so long ago we lived in a world where the common practice was to answer the need of making a map by investing in a comprehensive GIS system, which we could use to make fantastic analyses.
Through an interactive dashboard, the application reveals an engaging picture of the state of roads based on year and investment numbers per year.
Business users in most cases simply want an answer to a business question that in the back-end happens to come from a geospatial related fusion of datasources.
Availability of geospatial information is no longer the bottleneck to effectively solve spatial issues. There is a new challenge however, and that’s maintaining the data.
The tiling-strategy being advised by many geospatial companies can be seen as the ‘brute force’ approach that Google uses with its server warehouses.
