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Pitney Bowes Releases Location-Intelligence Software

June 7, 2016

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The new location-intelligence apps contain geographic information systems (GIS), extensive data sets and analytics tools. Based on Pitney Bowes’s Spectrum Spatial platform, the suite can be accessed on demand, under a software-as-a-service model, residing in the recently announced Pitney Bowes Commerce Cloud. Features include GeoEnrichment, location analytics for business intelligence, a global library of more than 350 geospatial data products, multi-resolution raster (MRR) technology, GEO application programming interfaces, and applied analytics.

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