Croydon, UK, 3 February 2010 - GGP Systems is planning to host a series of gazetteer management seminars for Fire and Rescue Services across the UK. There is an upcoming free seminar being held on Friday 5th March at Warwick Castle.

The ‘Addressing Issues’ seminar will feature an update on the development of the National Land and Property Gazetteer from custodians and addressing specialists.  This will be accompanied by a series of case studies from organisations that have already implemented the data and are using it on a day-to-day basis to gain service improvements and operational efficiencies.

We would like to give people in the Fire and Rescue sector the opportunity to get together to discuss the issues surrounding effective gazetteer management and to see how organisations are reaping the benefits from the right solution.

We are currently assessing the interest by region and will proceed on this basis.

Croydon, UK, 12 August 2009 – A partnership of leading IT service companies, led by Buying Solutions Prime Contractor Infotech Enterprises and consortium partners GGP Systems and Infoshare, have successfully bid for a competitive Tender issued by the Association of Chief Police Officers in Scotland (ACPOS), to provide a centralised address gazetteer for police services across Scotland. Lothian & Borders Police, who are representing the eight Scottish Police Forces and the Scottish Police Services Authority (SPSA), are overseeing the implementation of the contract, which will see the creation, implementation and use of a definitive national location gazetteer together with Gazetteer Management Software and Web Services throughout police services in Scotland. Infotech Enterprises as Prime Contractor will deliver programme management and project support office services, working with GGP Systems and Infoshare to deliver the contract over a three year term. The contract was completed via the BuyingSolutions GISS framework.

Croydon, UK, 11 June 2009 – East Ayrshire Council is using specially developed software from GGP Systems to ensure frontline staff have timely access to the latest planning service information. Part of a suite of GGP Synchroniser tools, the live synchronisation software can link back office databases to front office systems such as Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software and Council websites using maps to pinpoint locations. East Ayrshire Council is using GGP Synchroniser to populate their Geographical Information System (GIS) with case work system data from their UNI-form modules.