JISAR

Journal of Information Systems Applied Research

Volume13

V13 N2 Pages 4-12

Jul 2020


Digital Transformation and Geospatial Analytics


Ileana Abot
Xavier University
Cincinnati, OH USA

Thilini Ariyachandra
Xavier University
Cincinnati, OH USA

Abstract: Digital transformation is no longer a mirage that evades organizations. Many companies have touted to have achieved transformation driven by the digital disruptions stemming from big data, advanced analytics and the internet of things. Companies are now inundated with data and different forms of analytics that they should implement to maximize business value. While many see geospatial analytics as the representation of data in a map, it actually involves a deeper integration of location data with businesses strategies and processes. Geospatial analytics has become a key element in gaining quick benefits from the implementation of organizational analytical infrastructure. These analytical products are often the most visible visuals within organizations that provide evidence of the value of analytics to organizational success and transformation. Case examples described in this study presents evidence for the adoption of geospatial analytics in any business area or industry to help with the analytical transformation of an organization.

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Recommended Citation: Abot, I., Ariyachandra, T., (2020). Digital Transformation and Geospatial Analytics. Journal of Information Systems Applied Research13(2) pp 4-12. http://JISAR.org/2020-2/ ISSN : 1946 - 1836. A preliminary version appears in The Proceedings of CONISAR 2019