GGP Systems Launches New Website

Croydon, UK, 22 November 2010 – UK Geographic Information Systems (GIS) company GGP Systems has launched a new look website. Packed full of new features www.ggpsystems.co.uk now includes customer case studies, white papers and videos as well as product literature, company information and of course the latest news and events from the world of GIS and Gazetteer Management. The site also includes business and technical blogs, a link to follow the company on Twitter and a ‘customer only’ section with new product downloads and user documentation.

"The spatial technology market is changing and it was important that our online presence reflected this,” commented Tim Maxwell, founder and Managing Director of GGP Systems. “The use of geographical information systems and corporate address databases within the public sector is proving critical and the selection and use of appropriate technology is fundamental for the realisation of efficiency gains and return on investment.”

The culmination of many months of creative thinking and hard work the new look www.ggpsystems.co.uk is the result of a collaboration with multi disciplinary collective WeAreFeral. Involved in high profile promotions such as the print campaign for the award winning TV series Life on Mars and the handover ceremony film for the Beijing / London Olympics, Sam Wyner of WeAreFeral commented, “This was an interesting project for us. It was essential that we communicate the complexity and breadth of GGP Systems’ product portfolio together with an understanding of the benefits of their application in the market. After all, in the current economic climate it can no longer just be about technology for technology’s sake!”

GGP Systems specialises in enterprise-wide GIS and gazetteer management solutions specifically designed for the UK public sector. The South London based company provides easy to use software for the creation and management of corporate property databases, the ability to add and use a spatial element to all location based information and a range of solutions to meet t-Government directives and the drive towards shared services.

CONTACTS:
Product sales enquiries Prim Maxwell at GGP tel. +44 (0)20 8686 9887, e-mail: prim@ggpsystems.co.uk, www.ggpsystems.co.uk
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