Geospatial information and data are essential in the construction phase of infrastructure, utilities, and manufacturing projects. They help with accurate planning, design, and monitoring of construction activities. This facilitates better decision-making, reduces project costs, risks, and conflicts, improves safety, and enhances project efficiency. Geospatial information supports the project control teams, improving decision-making and delivering on a build-right first-time mentality.  

Michael Durnin took the audience through how unlocking the true value of geospatial information can enable effective decisions while highlighting the return on investment and performance of geospatial management on the project.

Geospatial data plays a crucial role in managing complex manufacturing facilities. It enables real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance, and optimisation of operations, leading to improved safety measures, efficiency and productivity. 

JP Kelly discussed how cutting-edge technology and an expert team were able to help clients make informed decisions, saving time and costs through geospatial certainty.