Bangkok: GIS Company Limited, a prominent player in geographic information systems within the CDG Group, has announced its strategic vision for 2026, aiming to solidify its leadership in GIS technology in Thailand through the implementation of six intelligent mechanisms. The company plans to transition from a focus on deep analysis technology to establishing itself as a national digital infrastructure, thus enhancing strategic decision-making, management efficiency, and policy outcomes at various societal levels.
According to Thai News Agency, Dr. Thanaporn Thitisawas, President of GIS Co., Ltd., emphasized the current reliance on spatial data and GIS technology in strategic decision-making across both public and private sectors, due to the inherent connection of all economic activities to real-world locations. By providing a comprehensive data view, GIS technology reduces planning errors and improves efficiency. The company aims to be a strategic partner to organizations, facilitating their potential through improved infrastructure planning, urban development, disaster management, asset utilization, logistics efficiency, and public service delivery.
Dr. Thanaporn also highlighted the ongoing efforts to position GIS technology as the backbone of the country's digital infrastructure, extending its applications across economic and societal dimensions. By visualizing interconnected data, GIS technology aids in accurate decision-making and focused planning, thereby delivering tangible policy results and creating long-term competitive advantages for Thailand.
With the global geospatial technology market anticipated to reach $118 billion by 2034, GIS Company Limited has established a strategic framework titled '6 GIS Drivers' to enhance the use of spatial data and GIS technology for economic value. The drivers include:
1. Enterprise GIS Infrastructure Solutions: This involves upgrading GIS technology to serve as national digital infrastructure, supporting critical decision-making missions and promoting data linkage between agencies for efficient collaboration.
2. Nationwide Digital Map Data and Content: The foundation of spatial data infrastructure, including the NOSTRA Map with a detailed and accurate digital map database, supports various industries in strategic decision-making.
3. Logistics Intelligence: Through NOSTRA LOGISTICS, the company aims to boost the logistics and supply chain sectors by providing solutions for transportation management and cost-profit analysis, enhancing competitiveness.
4. Smart Consumer Technology: By expanding access to GIS technology through consumer products, the company aims to integrate organizational innovation with public use, fostering long-term demand.
5. AI as the Strategic Engine: The integration of AI will accelerate GIS technology, enhancing analysis and decision-making capabilities, with a target of having 30% of solutions AI-enabled.
6. New SCurve Ventures: This driver focuses on extending GIS technology expertise to international markets, forming global technology partnerships, and exploring new business opportunities.
To achieve these goals, GIS Company Limited plans to enhance its capabilities in spatial data, technology, personnel, and work processes, drawing on over 30 years of experience in enterprise-level GIS. The company also aims to foster collaborations within the CDG Group to create competitive advantages and support national missions effectively.
Dr. Thanaporn concluded by stating GIS's readiness to collaborate with all sectors in establishing GIS technology as a crucial component of Thailand's digital infrastructure, reinforcing the country's long-term competitiveness and improving the quality of life for its people.