A shared-cost model for leveraging insight throughout the organization.

Envinsa is a suite of location capabilities that enable organizations to integrate location into existing applications as well as to create and deliver new location-enabled applications made to order by a specific business unit.

As IT managers and CIOs have sought out technology investments that both save their company money while making it more successful, they have closed the performance gap that was due to synchronization issues between business units and IT.

These professionals have discovered that, if technology can be tied to the people side of the business, then both the people and the technology fulfill their promise. They have discovered the strategic use of IT to create value in tough economic times, proving the axiom: “What doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger.”

In many organizations, one or more departments will have incorporated location intelligence into their functionality. Dedicated, usually isolated, GIS systems, operated by specialists, provide logistics or marketing support, tourism and shopping information, census results, routing and districting information, E911 tracking and more. Typically these systems are outside the IS and composed of many disparate applications supported through relationships with many different vendors. With Envinsa, this functionality can be inside the system and available to everybody, everywhere, and at any time. And the entire range of functionality needed can be from one vendor.

Envinsa has proven its success within the wireless industry as it became the standard solution for mobile operators who needed to deliver many – tens, hundreds or even thousands of – applications to thousands or millions of users. To accomplish this, functionality had to be precise, developer interfaces had to be simple, management needed to be straightforward and scalability and performance was paramount.

Questions Envinsa Customers ask to meet their organization’s objectives/compete successfully/grow/meet customers’ or constituents’ expectations:

Retailing/Marketing

• Where are my “best” customers
• Where do I find more of them?
• Which of my customers are the most profitable?
• How can I prevent customer loss?

Manufacturing/Marketing

• Where is the best market for my products and services?
• How do I find the best markets?

Logistics

• Where are my drivers located at any given time during the day?
• Where can I take a vehicle off the road and increase my service levels at the same time?
• How do I create a dispatch schedule that changes dynamically?

Locations and Real Estate

• Where should I put our next location?
• What markets should we locate in?
• What is the optimal number of stores (offices, branches) in a region?

Insurance/Risk Management

• What is the PML (Probable Maximum Loss) if a man-made or natural disaster occurs?
• How can I build possible “peril” scenarios surrounding a particular location or policy?
• How can I pinpoint a policy on a map?

Public Sector/Public Safety

• How can I serve my constituents 24/7?
• How can I better manage the assets of my town/agency/jurisdiction?
• How can I make it easier for citizens to find out where to go for different services?

Communications

• How can I prequalify prospects for different levels of service?
• Where should I build out my network infrastructure?
• How can I maximize the number of customers who receive local phone access to the Internet with the minimum number of locations?

Mobile Services

• How can I optimize the deployment of my mobile workforce?
• How can I make my mobile workforce more efficient?
• Who are other customers or prospects near my mobile workforce’s current location?

By delivering mission-critical enterprise solutions for large public sector clients and multi-national businesses, MapInfo has been perfecting our core spatial products for nearly twenty years. Envinsa is the culmination of that experience. Contact CMC today to learn more about Envinsa, Enterprise IT’s new strategic weapon.