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| Locate customers |
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FIGURE 1:
Assess risk exposures such as the aggregate cost by ZIP Code for an
earthquake.
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enlarge)

FIGURE 2:
Find policy holders and display information about them on a map; even find a
route for a claims adjuster to visit a set of them.
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enlarge)

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FIGURES 3 - 5:
See areas most as
risk for various hazards.
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FIGURE 6:
Site analyses can be performed using the included Census
data.
This map and table show the
demographics of the population within five miles of several locations.
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Maptitude provides ways for you to
use maps to analyze and understand how geography affects you and your
business. Maptitude is an essential tool for all types of insurance
applications including risk assessment, resource deployment, premium
pricing, product marketing, and customer support and information
systems.
Maptitude gives you the tools, maps, and latest Census demographic data
you need, plus special functions to allow you to tie in the data you use
every day in your work. With Maptitude you can visualize data in new and
different ways, unearth geographic patterns in your data, and convey
information in a straightforward way.
Assess your risk exposure:
Map your portfolio and then determine its exposure to various risks.
Locate your customers and resources:
Use the included nationwide streets to pin map locations anywhere in the
U.S. (Figure 2)
Insurance underwriting:
Map locations that are prone to various risks or that have particular
demographic characteristics. (See Figures 3 - 5)
Find Marketing Opportunities:
In addition to the latest demographic estimates,
Maptitude includes substantial demographic, social, housing, and income
data from the 2000 Census that you can use to identify locations with desirable
characteristics for company growth. Analysis tools even let you compare
the demographics around several different sites to determine their
market potential. (See Figure 6)
Use Your Own Data and Models:
Maptitude lets you create maps using your own data. Maptitude has direct
access for a number of database, geographic, and raster file formats. In
addition, you can access your data via ODBC from a number of data
sources such as Access, Oracle, and SQL Server. You can also join and
aggregate your data to any of the nationwide geographic files included
with Maptitude such as states, counties, or ZIP Codes, or to your own
custom territories.
Provide Customers with Web Enabled Access to Information:
Maptitude for the Web is a specialized version of Maptitude that has
special capabilities for designing and running interactive map
applications and location-based services on the World Wide Web.
Other Maptitude functions can be harnesses for modeling, data collection, data analysis, and specialized insurance applications. For example, Maptitude includes a built-in interface for GPS devices. With a GPS and a laptop, users in the field can create accurate geographic files. Create a database of fire hydrants for the most detailed fire hazard assessments, or get precise measurements of fields for crop insurance underwriting. Surface analysis and 3-D mapping functions let you build contour maps which you could overlay with soil analysis data to determine mud slide risks.
In all cases, Maptitude is the cost-effective solution that utilizes
demographics, geographic data, and sophisticated spatial analysis tools
as powerful methods with which to convey information and to analyze risk
for your business advantage.
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