eSpatial, a leader in online mapping software, has launched a new product that is set to persuade businesses worldwide to take data out of spreadsheets and dynamically visualize it on interactive maps.
This new release comes after a year of intense research, in which eSpatial worked with key players from a variety of industries – including business owners, sales & marketing personnel, health managers, insurance companies, business analysts and IT workers – to perfect its software. 
The result is mapping software that gives first-time users the ability to place data on maps – in seconds. This data can then be explored and analyzed through different styles of visualization, including heat mapping, radius mapping and territory mapping.
“The goal was to create an indispensible data tool”, says eSpatial CEO Philip O’Doherty. “One that that is intuitive, and packed with mapping features for business.”
“Large or small businesses now have a fantastic tool that will allow them to exploit previously-hidden data, gain new insights into markets, improve ROI and communicate key messages, quickly and efficiently, across the corporate structure.”
Included in the new software is a datastore, which allows users to access demographic and boundary datasets from around the globe. The eSpatial datastore holds over 400 datasets, containing everything from zip codes to business-relevant census information.
“For the first time, mapping software users can compare their own data with other available data, within the software, and make key decisions quickly,” says CEO O’Doherty
eSpatial is available online, and requires no downloads. It is available in free and paid versions at http://www.espatial.com/
About eSpatial
eSpatial delivers powerful, online mapping solutions. eSpatial mapping software helps organizations create interactive maps, geographic dashboards and use location analytics to turn data into a world of insight.
eSpatial are mapping enthusiasts and have been delivering geographic solutions for over a decade. Trusted by our customers and partners that span nearly every industry, they are committed to helping users reach their mapping goals.
Source: Spatial News
