PolicyMap was recently featured in the blog of management consulting firm PHI Perspectives , in a rundown of businesses that work across multiple datasets to gain insights and solve problems. As PHI Perspective’s James Phimister writes :
…Many a great database has been created by focusing on a specific problem and use case, with willful blinders to how the database may extend to new use cases that in turn require co-mingling with other data sets. As these siloed databases have grown and shown their mettle, inevitably someone will want to co-mingle, query and render across multiple datasets.
And thus, the opportunity is created.
On the topic of PolicyMap, Phimister says:
One appeal of this business is that, while they were created to serve a general use case of normalizing geo-located policy oriented data, needs for this type of data continue to proliferate, positioning PolicyMap for new, even unanticipated use cases.
You can read the entire post here . Have you found success by using data from different datasets on PolicyMap? Let us know!