Mapmonsters GIS Inc.
It Services And It Consulting
Victoria, British Columbia, Ca
1 employees
- Employees
- 1
Mapmonsters GIS Inc. Overview
- Headquarters
- Victoria, British Columbia, Ca
- Website
- www.mapmonsters.com
- Industry
- It Services And It Consulting
- Employees
- 1
- Founded
- 2011
- NAICS
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Computer Systems Design and Related ServicesOther Computer Related Services
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About Mapmonsters GIS Inc.
Community is the heart of the Mapmonsters business model. We work to turn our clients into partners through on demand maps customized to each project. Brian Calder and Nikola Zukanovic started Mapmonsters in 2011 with a desire to provide quality and exacting GIS solutions affordably and with limited bureaucracy. We believe that promotion of our partners results in a stronger consulting community and ultimately better stewardship of our planet. Mapmonsters specializes in baseline GIS; vector, raster, databases, analysis, automation, modelling, and mapping. We have the tools and the experience to support large scale government initiatives and individual experts in search of report figures. As an on demand GIS consulting company we look forward to new challenges and are happy to put our twenty-six years of experience at your service.
Mapmonsters GIS Inc. Contact Details
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Mapmonsters GIS Inc. Org Chart
Sample employees and titles| Name | Title | Location | Contact |
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| Brian Calder | Gis Analyst |
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