We Are A Spatial Data Warehousing GIS, once just the staple of government planners and mapmakers, is increasingly used in corporate settings. Organizations seeking to improve the accessibility and usefulness of their data to management and customers alike have turned to GIS as the solution. GIS Decision Support Systems Knowledge is a powerful competitive weapon.
Organizations can never have too much information about their customers, markets, or products.
However, companies have often been unable to effectively use their data and knowledge bases because data are typically spread over several applications and systems and stored in various formats that can be difficult to access, correlate, cross-index, and interpret. To solve this problem, companies have begun to develop data warehouses that are integrated repositories of knowledge with GIS providing the primary warehouse access. SDE can be used to form the backbone of any industrial-strength spatial data warehouse implementation effort. Building Data Warehouses Spatial data warehouses form the core of a comprehensive GIS decision support system. It improves an organization's ability to serve end users by providing critical business information, support, and guidance.