Rochelle Mountany will drive the direction of AfriGIS and help businesses use data insights for better decision-making.
According to a statement, Mountany, who holds master’s degrees in psychology and business, brings many years of experience in business intelligence to AfriGIS.
Mountany has been a long-standing partner to several start-up hubs and incubators, and has a proven record of success in fostering the development of innovative technology businesses. The Pretoria-headquartered geospatial information science company was founded in 1997 and operates in Southern Africa, specialising in location-sensitive data and solutions.
It also supports market analysis by revealing insights into population density and income levels, enhances supply chain efficiency, aids in risk mitigation, promotes sustainability efforts and improves asset management, among other applications.
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