GIS logistics tools are critical to a company’s success. Research shows that companies using sophisticated supply chain methods achieve profit levels 12 times greater than those with less sophisticated solutions.1 Caliper Corporation's Maptitude and TransCAD logistics mapping software include tools for solving all types of routing applications such as:
Other tools included with Caliper logistics software have broad applications in transportation and marketing. Clustering routines assemble customers, facilities, or areas into groups that are compact and can be serviced efficiently. Districting models group Census areas, ZIP Codes, counties, or other regions into territories that are compact and balanced. Location models evaluate the costs and benefits of any number of proposed facility locations. These models can be used for:
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1Bain & company
Maptitude transportation routing software can be used for planning door-to-door delivery and pickup
Caliper logistics management software solutions include arc routing tools for street sweeping, meter reading, and other applications
Caliper truck routing software can be used for planning deliveries that account for vehicle capacities, time windows, multiple depots, and more
Logistics planning software for choosing the best location for one or more facilities from a set of possible locations
“Maptitude
offers a diverse array of analytical tools at an
affordable price. It is a comprehensive and the most
affordable GIS software available on the market.
Maptitude is a standalone product and comes fully
loaded. Apart from the standard analytical tools,
Maptitude offers extensive capabilities for
analyzing competing businesses in a particular
neighborhood using adjacency tools. It also performs
route analysis to determine driving directions or
delivery routes that minimize logistics costs.”
“Maptitude
is excellent for doing geographic analysis projects
looking at: where existing customers are and new
ones might be (including using the built-in
demographic data); identifying hot-spots, patterns
and trends that can't be seen in Excel. It is really
helpful with network design tasks - which sites are
best: centers of gravity; visualizing size of flows
between distribution centers; allocating volume to
different depots.”