Airlines track cancellations, fares, purchases, flight loading, and seating.

Land developers find geographical survey of longitudes and latitudes for cities anywhere in United States.

Businesses track receivables, payables, inventory, and sales.

Companies break down sales reports according to product.

Corporations publish stock reports.

Marketing statistical personnel create charts and graphs, using functions.

Doctors find cancer rates across United States.

Consumers track orders and receipts.

Students view documents like US Constitution, connecting to notes, comments, and references embedded in text.

Is Interactive Mapping Technology Compatible with Other Technology?

Yes. Interactive mapping has found a way to work hand in hand with technologies companies already use. Interactive mapping is also adaptable to PDF. Some examples of technologies with which interactive mapping tools can interface include HTML, FLASH, EMF, WAR, and XML.

Business, government, and educational reports and informational presentations are constantly being created and published with a variety of technologies and applications already available on market. Documents created with same applications can be teamed up with interactive mapping tools to create a simple display of information with which companies and consumers alike can interact.

Many warehouses already use maps that identify stock storage throughout warehouse. Interactive charts could take that a step further to show stock level, incoming shipments, outgoing shipments, where they came from, where they were going, times stock came in and on which truck, and times stock was shipped out and on what truck. The difficult task of tracking multiple variables has now been consolidated onto one simple, real-time display with interactive charts.

The charts, diagrams, maps, and other visual displays I used to stress about in presentations can now be organized in such a way that if I wanted to track all of activities on all levels of an organization-this could include sales, inventory, admin, marketing, R and D, and anything else-I could create a chart, diagram, or map which displays real-time progress with interactive charts. When I want to follow up, all I need to do is drag my mouse over area or areas of company that I need to survey. I could even calculate and compare department productivity.

When it is time to come home and review my stock portfolio, I can grab my laptop and pull up interactive charts displaying progress of my stocks throughout day. If I am really curious I could then check out statistics on snow levels at my favorite ski resorts or liver cancer rate in Utah. With interactive charts, information is available as fast as imagination can ask for it.