DMTI Spatial inks deal with The IT Media Group
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- Tuesday, 18 September 2012 07:52
Location intelligence solutions firm DMTI Spatial of Toronto has signed a contract for event facilitation services with The IT Media Group, joining the company’s growing client roster, which includes Oracle, Hewlett-Packard, and IBM.
The IT Media Group will help DMTI moderate a special roundtable and dinner for financial industry executives this fall in Toronto, entitled Capitalising on Location Economics. The roundtable discussion will revolve around the use of location-based information and how it can be leveraged to drive bottom-line value and enhance customer relationships for financial institutions.
Location is becoming a highly important component of just about all business activity. In fact, more than 85% of business data has location attached to it. When properly managed, location-based data can provide a multitude of opportunities for FIs to improve their bottom line. These opportunities derive from such things as improved decision-making processes, better risk management, higher rate of customer acquisition and retention, and overall database accuracy.
DMTI is a provider of industry-leading Location Economics solutions that contain the most relevant, rich and reliable location content available anywhere.






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