Cities across the United States are building local economies with maps. As such, GeoTel’s TeleTracker has become instrumental.
The US Census Bureau reports that the American population has increased by 18.9 million people since the 2010 census, demonstrating that America’s population is growing at an alarming rate. In response, state and local governments are working to develop infrastructure at a similar pace to accommodate the burgeoning population. The increased population also correlates with the rapid growth of new commerce and the relocation of businesses to more suitable areas.
While consultants and city planners make haste to plan, GeoTel’s TeleTracker, its online SaaS product, offers a solution to the stress attendant to city planning. TeleTracker allows users to input specific addresses to view their fiber optic capability. This translates into faster internet connectivity and can reveal a building better equipped to handle technology. The capability of an area to have strong fiber optic connections is critical enough to influence a corporation’s choice of location.
The same pattern explains how the demand for high-powered fiber optics has led to “gentrification,” which describes large, wealthy corporations moving into previously urban areas. However, it may not be the location that drives the corporation’s choice, but rather the area’s ability to connect to fiber optic networks. By using TeleTracker, state and local governments can determine which areas within their borders are best suited for a new company.
If your company is interested in relocation, or your state is looking to conduct research into its own infrastructure possibilities, GeoTel is happy to help. Click HERE for a complimentary demo.
