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Date: 18/10/2010 |
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Over a hundred of cities added to Datamap cartography data base of Argentina.
The map of Argentina now cover 276 cities, where 73 percent of population is concentrated. This new release incorporates cities from Buenos Aires, Córdoba, San Juan, Santa Fe, Tucumán, Catamarca, Chaco and Santiago del Estero, between others.
Datamap today announced it has expanded its digital map coverage in Argentina, developed jointly with TomTom, the world’s leading provider of location and navigation solutions.
The latest Datamap and TomTom digital maps of Argentina now cover 73 percent of the population and offer nearly 43000 POIs. The maps include coverage of more than 234,000 kilometers of navigable roads, including the country’s major road network and street level coverage in 276 cities across the country.
These maps are available to all Datamap and TomTom industry partners in the personal navigation, wireless, Internet, automotive and enterprise arenas worldwide, and on TomTom GPS devices. End users of these devices will have access to this extended coverage as soon as they obtain the next map release.. With this new release, maps of Argentina incorporate rich content, including sign posts on highways and National routes, voice maps, and urban map content designed for pedestrian use.
In addition, Datamap and TomTom continue adding more information to the maps, in order to offer users a superior experience with Argentina maps and enhanced location content.
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Date: 21/09/2009 |
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Tele Atlas Collaborates with Datamap to Expand Coverage of Argentina and Uruguay with New Map Content
Tele Atlas increases regional offering; continues support for navigation technologies and LBS across Latin America
Gent, Belgium, and Buenos Aires, Argentine, 22 September 2009— Tele Atlas, a leading global provider of digital maps and dynamic content for navigation and location based solutions (LBS), today announced it has expanded its digital map coverage in Argentina and Uruguay, developed jointly with Datamap, a local provider of digital maps and mapping solutions. The new Tele Atlas maps include additional content such as points of interest (POIs) and are immediately available to all Tele Atlas personal navigation, wireless, Internet, automotive and enterprise customers worldwide. The latest updates offer map users traveling to metropolitan and holiday destinations throughout Argentina and Uruguay a more enriched navigation experience with map information and content to find points of interest (POIs) such as hotels, restaurants, cash dispensers, petrol stations, pharmacies and schools.
Through an agreement announced in 2008, Tele Atlas works with its partner Datamap to deliver maps of navigable roads in Argentina and Uruguay. With coverage across Argentina through neighboring Uruguay, Tele Atlas maps enable seamless product development and cover the major road networks of the entire country, from the border of Argentina to popular vacation spot Jose Ignacio.
Tele Atlas maps of Argentina now cover 57 percent of the population and offer nearly 25,000 POIs. The maps include coverage of more than 208,000 kilometers of navigable roads, including the country’s major road network and street level coverage in 146 cities across the country, including Buenos Aires, Cordoba, La Plata, Mendoza, Rosario and Salta.
Building on its coverage for Uruguay, the Tele Atlas map has expanded to now cover more than cover 13,000 kilometers, including Uruguay’s complete major road network. The maps of Uruguay cover 45 percent of the population and also feature coverage of major metropolitan and holiday areas, including Colonia, Jose Ignacio, Maldonado, Montevideo and Punta del Este.
The expanded Latin American coverage is part of Tele Atlas’ ongoing global expansion strategy and is designed to meet increasing demand from global customers for highly detailed and accurate maps of all major countries. Tele Atlas currently offers maps covering 90 countries around the world, including fully navigable maps of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Uruguay. The company will continue to expand its Latin American offering in the future with map coverage planned to be available later this year.
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Datamap and Tele Atlas release new maps of Argetina and Uruguay
New Maps of Chile and Uruguay, Expanded Coverage in Argentina and Brazil Available;
Support for Region’s Growing Navigation and LBS Markets
Demonstrating continued commitment to delivering a digital map database with the broadest and deepest global coverage, Tele Atlas, a leading global provider of digital maps and dynamic content for navigation and location based solutions, announced the availability of new digital maps and related content covering Chile and Uruguay and updated maps of Argentina and Brazil. The announcement strengthens Tele Atlas’ regional lead by building on the company’s Latin American database, which now includes coverage of five countries, more than 1.7 million kilometers and more than 750,000 points of interest (POIs). Tele Atlas customers such as Digibase, Google and TomTom have already launched solutions using Tele Atlas Latin American maps.
The new maps are immediately available with additional content such as points of interest (POIs) to all Tele Atlas personal navigation, wireless, Internet, automotive and enterprise customers worldwide. Tele Atlas’ map of Chile encompasses 155,000 kilometers of roadways, covering approximately 95 percent of the population and more than 110 cities with complete street network coverage, including Antofagasta, Puente Alto, Santiago de Chile, Valparaíso and Viña del Mar, as well as 77,000 POIs.
The company’s digital maps for Uruguay, the first ever delivered, cover 41 percent of the population across approximately 8,000 kilometers. Offered with maps for neighboring Argentina to enable seamless product development, maps of Uruguay cover the major road network of the country’s coast, from the border of Argentina to Punta del Este, and enable Tele Atlas partners to launch products that feature the most heavily traveled regions of the country, including street level coverage for the key holiday areas of Madonado, Montevideo and Punta del Esta.
Additionally, Tele Atlas released expanded maps of Argentina with more than 193,000 kilometers of navigable roads, including coverage of the country’s major road network and street level coverage in 70 cities across the country, including Buenos Aires, Cordoba, La Plata and Rosario. The Argentina maps now cover 46 percent of the population and offer more than 13,000 points of interest.
The latest Brazil maps now encompass more than 980,000 kilometers, with street-level coverage for approximately 70 percent of the population. Coverage across 1,300 municipalities includes all of the Brazil’s cities with populations of more than two million such as the metropolitan areas of Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte, Brasilia, Salvador, Goiania, Recife and Fortaleza.
“With the increasing interest in navigation technologies and LBS across Latin America, we are pleased to strengthen Tele Atlas’ position in the region and to deliver new and expanding high-quality maps,” said James O’Gorman, Tele Atlas Director of Latin America Data Sourcing. “Our focus for the region is on ensuring that our customers have high-quality digital maps and content to develop successful navigation and location-based solutions and applications across the region.”
Tele Atlas currently offers maps covering 88 countries around the world, including fully navigable maps of Mexico.
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Datamap and Tele Atlas sing agreement for Argentina
digital cartography
Datamap announced an agreement with Tele
Atlas, a leading global provider of digital maps
and dynamic content for navigation and location
based solutions (LBS), to develop and deliver
digital maps and related content covering Latin
America’s second largest economy.
Under the terms of the agreement, Tele Atlas will
gain access to Datamap’s existing database
of more than 200,000 kilometers of navigable roads
in Argentina, including map information for three
major cities – Buenos Aires, Cordoba and
Rosario, and will make it immediately available
with additional content such as points of interest
(POIs) to its personal navigation, wireless, Internet,
automotive and enterprise customers worldwide.
Datamap will continue to monitor the country’s
road network for changes, providing updates to
Tele Atlas on a regular basis.
“Argentina is a growing economy that is
just starting to adopt personal navigation devices
and mobile location-based applications,”
said Tele Atlas CEO Bill Henry. “Datamap
gives us the strongest foundation on which to
expand our Latin American offering. Combined with
a new regional headquarters, we have an exciting
road ahead as the country’s drivers and
mobile phone users increasingly rely on digital
maps.”
“Quality maps are fundamental to the navigation
user’s experience, and Datamap is proud
to have developed the most detailed and up-to-date
digital map of Argentina available,” said
Santiago Casaux Alsina, Datamap CEO. “Our
partnership with Tele Atlas allows us to concentrate
on updating the maps and providing world-class
services to Latin American companies.”
Tele Atlas currently offers maps covering 75 countries
around the world, including fully navigable maps
of Brazil and Mexico. Latin America is an important
region for Tele Atlas and its industry partners;
the company will continue to expand its Latin
American offering in the future with map coverage
planned to be available in 2009, including Chile
and Uruguay.
Further demonstrating commitment to the market,
Tele Atlas also announced the formation of new
regional headquarters in Buenos Aires, headed
by Director of Latin America Data Sourcing James
O’Gorman.
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The technological innovation arrives at the logistic
industry
Datamp presents TourSolver, a Logistic
and Distribution software which allows companies
to increase productivity, improve custome service
and reduce operating costs up to a 25% or more.
In the frame at Expologisti-k, the most important
fair of the logistic sector, Datamap will present
TourSolver, a new computer system to optimize
routs taking advantage of the possibilities that
digital cartography and Geographical Information
Systemas offer.
The new logistic solution emerges from the result
of a strategic alliance between Datamap
and Magellan Ingenierie from France, where
Mapping and Data Cleansing tools are combined
with specifically designed technologies for the
Logistic and Distribution sector, providing customers
with an integral solution to routs optimization.
“These new technogies — exaplains
Santiago Casaux Alsina, Datamap President—
are key to evaluate, plan and optimize routs.
What is even more important, it leads to cost
and time reduction, and productivity and
customer sevice increment”.
“We have seen that this tool applied to
real cases has reduced distribution costs of various
companies up to a 25%, and that the average
investment return is 5 months. These kind of results
are difficult to find even when the best management
policies have been applied. Moreover, TourSolver
is a customized solution to each customer`s necessities,
independently from the scale he has.”, adds
Casaux Alsina.
Tour Solver operates in Geographical Information
Systems and high precision digital maps. Its implementation
simplicity and use implies working and analizing
resources —transport, dates and times of
delivering, and loading and unloading times—
and geographical location as well as all
the clients` requisites . TourSolvers makes the
necessary calculations to take the best
route and to guarantee the highest efficiency
level in the allocation of resouces.
As well as the kilometers and used resources
reduction, this new technology subtantially
shortens planification times.
Moreover, TourSolvers enables companies to quickly
react to the requests of clients, of the market
or to unforseen events — broken down vehicle,
absence of driver, etc— and capitalize on
the company
experince.
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Point of Sales Census
It has recently ended the first phase
of the points of sales census done by Datamap
at Buenos Aires city and the Gran Buenos Aires
area.
This census incorporates the geographic dimension
as a basis for the data analysis and management.
On January 31st Datamap ended its first survey
of retail stores located at Buenos Aires city.
Mapping solutions and geomarketing techniques
used with this census allow the possibility to
visualize all the information on interactive digital
maps, making its analysis and comprehension much
easier.
Accurate location of point of sales of the city
can be known with this census: where are the more
than 1,200 Asian supermarkets or the almost 5,300
drugstores (kioscos and maxikioscos) of the city,
and visualize them on digital maps with other
valuable information.
“The idea emerged
to answer all key matters companies have when
defining their commercial, logistics and merchandising
strategies”, explained Santiago Casaux Alsina,
Datamap CEO.
This census beginning on December 2007, will allow
companies to know how many and where to find those
target point of sales, and in which ones they
can find their products or brand. Also will be
able to know how these points of sales are, to
see how their products and competitor’s
are being exhibited, to know if their distributor
has a real coverage of all POS in a determined
territory, plus other valuable data that help
designing further actions.
As for Casaux Alsina, “this project is a
good integration experience for all Datamap areas,
where mapping and data cleansing solutions make
a synergy together with the field expertise of
the company”.
Nowadays, census is on going at Gran Buenos Aires
area.
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Datamap in the Latin-American Direct and Interactive
Marketing Forum
With many assistants, on Friday Agust
30th ended one of the most important Direct and
Interactive Marketing Events in the Region.
Datamap, a leading company providing Mapping,
Data Cleansing and Trade Marketing was present
in the Latin-American
Direct and Interactive Marketing Forum 2007 organized by AMDIA (Asociación de Marketing Directo e Interactivo).
The event, taking place from August 28th to 30th
at the Sheraton Hotel in Buenos Aires, hosted
three fairs related to the Direct Marketing: MR
& DBM, Call Center and Marketing Digital.
Acknowledgeable people from Argentina and Latin
America talked about subjects of great interest
for the sector, such as The future of the Digital
Marketing (David Castiglioni, Digital Microsoft’s
General Manager), Tendencies in Publicity, Online
Marketing and WEB 2.0 (Gonzalo Alonso, Google’s
Director for Latin America), How to mergeDirect
Markleting with Brand Marketing? (Jon Raska, Chief
Executive Officer, Raske Direct Advertising USA)
and Customer Experience Management (Juan Carlos
Fouz, Delegate Councellor Izo System).
Also the importance of the Internet and its nowadays
potential was part of the conferences: the YouTube
success, Direct Marketing and health.
The top distinction for the attending specialists,
the AMAUTA Awards 2007 took place and prices were
granted.
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