For a few years now, real estate agents, economic departments of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Chamber of trade have computerized. Many communities has joined together to form groups of communities to combine their resources, competences and information, turning territory management into a subject on its own. Regional councils combine various projects to digitize cadastres : information thus become reliable, up to date, and exploitable. Editors sell data which are more and more precise and affordable. Combined to technological advancements (the Internet, mobility solutions), those factors make geographical information accessible to everybody.

Territory management is now a subject on its own, throughout organizations. It concerns several departments and enables planners to exploit, analyze and manage their whole territory data (companies area, craftsmen are, business area, cadastre, city planning, networks, green areas, school buses, roads...)

Today GIS is an essential tool for communities and organizations managing a territory daily. It is now more than an inventory tool, simply listing geographical information : GIS is actually a real unifier information system, with all the components joined to it and the industry-specialized applications ensuing from it.

GIS and geographical information are becoming the cornerstone of the Information System. When departments combine it with industry-specialized tools, based on the same technology and organized around the same core, they find answers meeting their own needs, while the Information System remains consistent and homogeneous.

Better management, based on better territory knowledge, better consistency, better tools and better data : this is what GeoConcept SA ensures you when you geoptimize your territory.

GeoConcept offers a range of full solutions meant for territory planners, public and semi-public organizations, meeting their daily needs for territory information management. GeoConcept’s solutions are user-friendly, totally open and customizable. They constitute an action and decision-making tool, adapted to territory knowledge, property management and territory management.