If not for COVID-19, Tokyo Olympics would have been one of the major highlights of 2020.

At TechCrunch Disrupt, our Startup Battlefield competition this year looks to be fiercer than ever, judging by the applicants.

The mainstream self-serving analytics tools are designed to provide analytics, dashboards and visualization capabilities to all people in the organization, even line workers that may not have had experience with analytics before.

Data and analytics have played a central role in the first wave of the global response to COVID-19.

COVID-19 has provoked a lot of conversations around data privacy framed as, “what if we erode privacy rights in exchange for the greater good of protecting human life and reopening the economy?,” says Todd Mostak, CEO of OmniSci in an exclusive conversation with Geospatial World.

These visualizations convey data about lead in the U.S. water supply and general availability of water.

COVID-19 is more than an outbreak; it’s a journey. Authorities and business leaders are faced with a multitude of decisions as the pandemic works its way through humanity—each with its own powerful consequences.

OmniSci, the San Francisco-based big data analytics and graphics software developer, and BlueConduit, the Ann Arbor-based water infrastructure analytics company, announced the debut of a public website that maps current information about residential water service line replacements in Flint.

Created by OmniSci Partner BlueConduit, Site Reveals Analysis that Dramatically Improved Hit-Rates for Lead Pipe Replacement Program; Future Predictions, Repair Updates Included

Location Technology Company InMarket Selects OmniSci To Provide Accelerated Geospatial Analytics for Marketing Clients