Many businesses, whether a government department or a private company, are faced with the complex task of managing disparate data from a range of sources and making this information available to others in a meaningful way.

The framework of policies combined together with technology is often referred to as a Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI). This ‘infrastructure’ is
about using a minimum set of standard practices, protocols and specifications to facilitate access to geographically-related information.

In doing so, SDI provides a way to discover, visualise and evaluate relevant information.

NGIS has been providing advice to government agencies and large organisations who are implementing enterprise-wide spatial data infrastructures for many years. Successful implementation of an enterprise spatial solution requires stakeholder buy-in and an understanding of risks.
Our experienced staff understand the issues and pitfalls and can work with you to maximize the outcomes and minimize the risks.

As an independent technical consultancy, our advisors can provide unbiased advice, not limited to any specific software products.