GbBIS Introduces GeoSpatializer.com for Accurate and Complete Geocoding

Rooftop geocoding and advanced data features save users time and money.

2012-05-15

WELLSBORO, PA, May 15, 2012 (Press-News.org) GbBIS, an industry leader in geography-based business information solutions, introduces GeoSpatializer.com, a web-based geocoding service for accurate and complete location information. Propriety methodology developed over 25 years delivers rooftop accuracy and advanced data attribution.

GbBIS developed GeoSpatializer.com to address the broadest spectrum of user requirements. In addition to rooftop placement, location information includes political, census and postal geography, as well as census and neighborhood demographics.

Custom geocoding solutions are available through GeoSpatializer.com. Users get information about closest locations, drive times, crime risk, sales potential and more.

Dan Olasin, President and CEO of Intelligent Direct, Inc., GbBIS's parent company, comments, "GeoSpatializer.com is a web-based service that truly responds to business needs. The ease of use, accuracy and range of data as well as custom geocoding solutions delivers a service that saves users time and money."

GbBIS brings to GeoSpatalizer.com over 25 years of geocoding experience. Businesses benefit from the most accurate and complete geocoding data service.

Call today to learn more information about how GeoSpatial.com can help your business at 1-877-447-6277. Visit www.GeoSpatializer.com.

About GbBIS
GbBIS, a division of Intelligent Direct Inc., is a leading provider of geography-based business information solutions, insuring the tools they need to find success. GbBIS has 25 years of experience implementing geography-based business information solutions, offering a variety of mapping software, mapping data, innovative project consulting, and customized GIS data. During that time, GbBIS has delivered over 100,000 projects to clients from the US, Canada, and Worldwide. Today, GbBIS maintains a relationship with nearly 100% of the Fortune 500 Companies. For additional information, visit www.gbbis.com and call 1-877-447-MAPS (6277).

EDITORIAL CONTACT:
Theresa Bordas
National Client Services Manager
GbBIS, a division of Intelligent Direct Inc.
1-877-447-6277
theresa.bordas@gbbis.com

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