How Will MapmyIndia Mappls Digitally Empower Survey of India and Indian Oil?
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Key Takeaways
- MapmyIndia Mappls has partnered with Survey of India and IOCL.
- The collaboration aims to enhance geospatial solutions and vehicle management.
- The National Geo Platform will provide standardized spatial data access.
- The IoT suite includes features for cost optimization and safety.
- These agreements signify a major step in India's digital transformation.
New Delhi, Nov 11 (NationPress) The indigenous digital mapping and platform enterprise MapmyIndia Mappls has revealed that it has formed significant partnerships with the government-operated Survey of India and Indian Oil Corporation Ltd on Tuesday.
MapmyIndia Mappls will enhance the Survey of India’s National Geo Platform, while IOCL will utilize its IoT-driven location technology solutions in collaboration with the company.
According to the company, these agreements will strengthen its platforms and IoT solution suite, thereby expanding its presence within governmental sectors and associated domains.
In addition to these collaborations, the partnership with DMRC and a forthcoming contract with the Indian Railways are expected to significantly broaden the company’s influence in these industries, as indicated in their statement.
Rakesh Verma, Co-founder and Chairman and Managing Director of MapmyIndia Mappls, expressed his pride in providing "solutions and technology to two of India’s foremost organizations that hold national significance - Survey of India, the premier topographic mapping agency for over two centuries, and Indian Oil Corporation, the leading oil manufacturing and marketing Maharatna company in India."
The company plans to power the Survey of India’s National Geo-Platform by standardizing, sharing, and managing essential geospatial datasets, including administrative boundaries, digital elevation models, geodetic reference frames, and geographical names.
This initiative will enable smooth access to precise and authoritative spatial data via web services, APIs, and mobile applications, thus fostering data interoperability and collaboration across governmental departments, academia, and industry.
For IOCL, the mapping firm will design and implement a comprehensive enterprise-level vehicle tracking and management system for its entire fleet of LPG trucks throughout India.
This IoT-based suite aims to enhance cost efficiency, driver safety, and asset protection, featuring geofencing, route generation and optimization, journey risk management, fleet visibility, and emergency response capabilities.
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