Software

Microsoft MapPoint

Microsoft MapPoint 2010 North America MapPoint 2010 with GPS lets you see your business in a whole new way. Use information-rich maps to illuminate data relationships, identify business trends, and illustrate opportunities. Use trip planning options to create routes and optimize stops, or plan your trip on your PC and then print, or send your route to your GPS device (not included). New features include map settings to choose what details to display on your maps, plus expanded and improved pushpins. Tap into existing data sources. Create maps from data stored in current versions of Microsoft Office Excel, Office Access, SQL Server, or other database sources. Tell a story, visually. Insert maps into Word documents and PowerPoint presentations to illustrate everything from sales performance... Less

Create maps from data stored in current versions of Microsoft Office Excel Office Access SQL Server or other database sources. Insert maps into Word documents and PowerPoint presentations to illustrate everything from sales performance to customer locations. Take advantage of the extensible MapPoint object model to build custom business solutions such as fleet tracking and business intelligence. Windows Vista XP Server 2008 Server 2003 compatible.

Gives you the power to visualize business data, communicate insights with instant impact, and integrate maps into the work you do in Microsoft Office.

AE MAPPOINT 2006 CD

Microsoft MapPoint 2001 is a stand-alone business-mapping software product designed for everyday use. It lets Microsoft Office users easily find and illustrate points on the map, integrate maps into their Office documents, and quickly identify the trends of their business on the map, using their own data. Microsoft MapPoint 2001 provides easy and affordable access to the same detailed, leading geographic and demographic data found in higher end, hard-to-use GIS-type mapping products. Business users can easily visualize the trends in their business by plotting their own business data on the map and then overlaying additional demographic or other business data. Microsoft Office users now have a familiar way to create maps that pinpoint customer or business locations on the map as well as... Less