PEOPLE WE TRUST
Our Partners
We have built a network of partners who we trust. Our partners bring valuable, additional skills to our team.
Our strong alliance with Talis gives our clients access to a highly effective team of spatial professionals to efficiently deliver projects at any size and scale. We have been working with them over several years with clients in Western Australia, Tasmania and New South Wales.
Talis is a Perth-based, independent GIS and spatial intelligence firm, delivering spatial data and visualisation solutions.
We joined forces with GIS People to help our clients make the most of their location data. We have been delivering geospatial strategies and GIS development services with GIS people for clients in Queensland and the Australian Capital Territory.
GIS People is an award-winning, vendor-independent geospatial company, providing reliable geospatial solutions, unbiased advice and tailored training services across Australia and internationally.
Our partnership with ConsultingWhere ensures our clients are ahead of the curve when developing strategic spatial data infrastructure projects in Australia and New Zealand.
ConsultingWhere is a UK consulting firm, offering a wide range of consulting, research and training services in many industry sectors. Their experience ranges from evaluating, planning and implementing simple web applications through to large enterprise scale systems.
Mercury Project Solutions became an authorised solutions consultant for what3words projects in Australia and New Zealand in 2016. With this partnership, we can combine our local, knowledgeable business consulting services with what3words technology for our clients. The payoff: accurate planning, design and implementation of location-based solutions where traditional addressing does not exist or is inadequate.
what3words provides a precise and incredibly simple way to talk about location. They have divided the world into a grid of 3m x 3m squares and assigned each one a unique three-word address. It’s far more accurate than a postal address and it’s much easier to remember, use and share, than a set of coordinates.
Read the press release about our partnership here.