This is an interactive mock-up of what the map could look like.  Final design and functionality is to be decided in Phase 1.  

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Competitive advantage

The goal of the map is to support the end-user by making information more accessible and understandable. Instead of combing through many Excel sheets and sharepoints, all relevant information is a few clicks away. 

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The map will increase Savills'  competitive advantage in a rapidly growing market. A few of the advantages the map will bring:

• Significantly reduces administrative load

• Finding the relevant information quicker, every time

• Standardisation of work processes

• The effective construction and maintenance of a nationally relevant stakeholder and information network

• Web-based, so accessible anywhere

• Scalable product

• Predictive power to find and seize new opportunities

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Example 1: A consultant goes to a municipality to scout for possible locations for a new solar park. 

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On the map, which she can access on her laptop or tablet, she can see:

• Land register data, height data, other land data

• Average land value,

• Who are the stakeholders in the area, who had contact with them and when

• City council decisions, environmental rapports

• Links to relevant docs in Sharepoint

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She, or other people, can add data to the map directly from her tablet. From pictures to updated information about stakeholders.  It is a growing and living product. 

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In future versions, the map can be used to discover new opportunities or spot challenges before they arrive.

Example 2: the map below combines an Airbnb-like company's crm system, publicly available information like twitter or the local fire department and the company's crisis protocols. 

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The map can see where new challenges arrive, by intelligently combining available data. The same principle can be used in the SAIRE map. 

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Development

Our maps are made possible through a combination of an innovative backend, developed in-house, and a user friendly frontend. 

We believe in an iterative development process that aims to implement new functionality on a regular basis. It all starts with a thorough design phase, which determines the shape and scope of the project. 

See our current proposal for detailed outline what Milestone 1 would like for SAIRE. Simultaneously with the first milestone, we can develop a basic interactive map that displays multiple layers in a single spot. Both will take around two months to complete.