Enhancing Collaboration Through GIVE Bookmarks February 12, 2025 Seamless collaboration is essential for effective geospatial data management, and GIVE makes it easier than ever. With GIVE’s Bookmark and Chat feature,...

Tackling Apprehension Over the Complexity of GIS and NENA Standards February 4, 2025 Introduction Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are a vital tool for managing and analyzing location-based data. When combined...

News Transitioning from E9-1-1 to NG9-1-1? Don’t Skip This Critical Step! As public safety agencies upgrade to NG9-1-1, the accuracy of GIS data becomes more crucial than ever. Yet, many...

The Critical Importance of Address Range Reconciliation When Transitioning E9-1-1 GIS Data to NG9-1-1 January 25, 2025 As public safety agencies across the nation upgrade from the legacy E9-1-1 system...

Simplify multi-jurisdictional GIS data management with GIVE by GISTIC Research. From real-time validation to cross-agency collaboration and NG9-1-1 compliance… Read Article On LinkedIn By Brian Brady >>

Multi-Jurisdictional GIS Data Management January 15, 2025 Multi-Jurisdictional GIS Data Management: Simplifying Complex Challenges For GIS professionals, managing multi-jurisdictional data can be a challenging and intricate task. GISTIC Research’s GIVE...

Introducing GIVE’s New Legacy Sync Feature: A Personal Perspective on Simplifying MSAG, ALI and Road Centerline and Address Point Synchronization December 2, 2024 As someone who has spent years working...

Crossroads of GIS and Public Safety: My Journey with Gistic Research November 10, 2024 I still remember meeting Dr. Bo Guo of Gistic Research, roughly a decade back at the...

Alabama NENA Conference Reflection – Street Name Parsing and Normalization November 6, 2024 My previous article reflected on the process of synchronizing MSAG and Road Centerline data which of course...

Alabama NENA Conference Reflection – Legacy Sync October 29, 2024 We had an amazing time at the Alabama Gulf Coast NENA Conference! The shrimp was as delicious as expected, and...