MapInfo Pro vs. MaxMind GeoIP®

MapInfo Pro is great for creating and editing spatial data and creating both simple and complex maps. I find it easy to locate tools now that the software has transitioned to a ribbon based toolbar. I also love that you can expand on functionality in MapInfo by adding third party tools as well.

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Not really - it does what it promises to do well

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• Gridding
• Format conversions
• Import of data is easy

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• Easy to install
• Easy to use
• Relatively high accuracy
• Easy to maintain

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• The 3D capability in Datamine is a little outdated and hard to use
• The labelling can sometimes be a little hit and miss

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• Accuracy still has room for improvement

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Again, it does what is promises well, and is cheap.

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MapInfo Pro customer support has always been quick and very helpful with any issues I have had with the software. They usually get back to you about your enquiry within 24 hours and they also tend to follow up to make sure your issue was resolved. I find it refreshing to be able to contact their experts quickly and easily.

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I find ArcGIS more comprehensive but with a more confusing interface; however this may be because I learned MapInfo first. Surfer and Global Mapper do more specific things better; but MapInfo is a good overall product for sophisticated GIS

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• Tracking of drilling programmes
• Gridding of data in the field
• Saves time on hand drawing maps

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• Has definitely helped with driving greater usage by helping us deliver more relevant content to users.

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