A discontinued mapping software for visualizing data on maps, creating custom maps, and integrating location intelligence into business processes
Microsoft MapPoint is a discontinued mapping and geographic information system (GIS) software application. It was developed by Microsoft to help users visualize data on maps, create custom maps, perform geographic analysis, and integrate location intelligence into various business processes and workflows.
MapPoint allowed users to import, analyze and map data such as customer addresses, delivery routes, demographic information and sales territories. It provided over 100 customizable and industry-specific maps that could be embedded into reports, presentations, websites and applications.
Key features of MapPoint included:
Originally launched in 2000, MapPoint was positioned as an easy-to-use alternative to more complex GIS platforms like ArcGIS. It discontinued in 2019 as Microsoft shifted focus to its Azure Maps web mapping service.
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