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COMPANY NEWS: Global location intelligence specialists, GapMaps, has launched its premium point of interest (POI) and demographics datasets on Amazon Web Services (AWS) Data Exchange to help AWS customers securely find, subscribe to and use third-party data in the cloud.

GapMaps, a cloud-based data intelligence platform used by brands to pinpoint optimal locations for its physical stores, has released its 2023 Annual Fast Food & Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) Retail Network Report, tracking store openings and closures in Australia for the 12 months to 31 December.

Australian-built and owned cloud-based mapping software specialists GapMaps has released its latest annual Fast Food & Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) Retail Network Report, tracking store openings and closures in Australia for the 12 months ending 30 June 2023, including a breakdown of the final April quarter.

Australian-built and owned cloud-based mapping software specialists, GapMaps, has expanded datasets in GapMaps Live in markets including India, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE.

Location data platform GapMaps Live has been enhanced with the addition of GapMaps Connect, which allows a mobile device to be used to collect field data in and around a store location.

Cloud-based mapping software GapMaps has partnered with Veitch Lister Consulting to launch Zenith Traffic Estimates on GapMaps Live that brands can leverage to view important traffic flow estimates on metropolitan areas.

GapMaps Live now features a visitation data in a new module that provides brands with insights on real-time human movement data to and from locations using authorised location data collected from mobile phones.

Australian location intelligence provider GapMaps has appointed Elizabeth Aris and Gary Cox as non-executive directors to assist with the company’s global growth strategy.

Mapping software specialist GapMaps expands to Southeast Asia and the Middle East, now spanning 21 countries.

Software company GapMaps launches GapMap Essentials, a free online tool for communities in New South Wales and metropolitan Melbourne that can quickly find supermarkets, pharmacies, hospitals, fast food, takeaway, liquor, and petrol stations within permitted 5km radius.