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NIQ // MAPIDEA Partnership - Insight View

NIQ’s Oliver Pape explains how NIQ’s strategic partnership with Mapidea transforms market and consumer data into powerful, actionable insights. By uniting NIQ’s datasets with Mapidea’s geospatial intelligence platform, clients gain faster, clearer decision-making capabilities—unlocking new opportunities for growth and competitive advantage.

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Pedro Moura Pedro Moura

Rethinking Territories: From Reorganization to Continuous Optimization

Every couple of years, sales organizations brace for the big territory reorganization: costly consultants, months of meetings, anxious reps, and a shiny “new map” that’s already ageing when it launches. 

At Mapidea, we’ve seen this across industries—and we know there’s a better way. Continuous Sales Territory Optimization uses a geospatial intelligence system to track territory performance in real time, assess the impact of changes, and make small, frequent adjustments collaboratively with the people who know the field best. 

It’s faster, less expensive, and far more effective. Why wait years for the next reorg when you can optimize today? 

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Miguel Marques Miguel Marques

Geography Is a Business Dimension. Use It Like One.

Why using geography continuously across your business is essential. Democratizing geospatial intelligence empowers every department to make smarter, faster decisions and unlocks lasting competitive advantage.

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Influence Areas: Should You Use Linear Distance or Time-Based Buffers?

Should you map influence areas using distance or time?
From retail site selection to public service planning, the way you define "reach" matters. In this article, we break down the difference between radial buffers and isochrones—when to use each, and why choosing the right method can dramatically improve the precision of your location-based decisions.

Read now to avoid the most common mistake in spatial analysis.

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