At FarrPoint, almost all our consultancy work involves a level of data-driven decision making or options appraisals, supported by analysis, mapping and modelling of data. Our Data Analysis and Visualisation team applies specialist technical knowledge to address our clients' problems and opportunities in innovative ways.
Our team applies a wide range of data analysis techniques to either automate processes or build data pipelines and models — saving time and enabling quick adoption.
We also bring connectivity data to life through interactive maps and live dashboards, visualising infrastructure and assets in specific areas, from site to country level. Backed by deep sector knowledge, our data scientists turn complex data into practical and easy-to-interpret advice.
We make interactive outputs of our assignments available to clients through the portal so you can access them whenever, and wherever, you need to. This allows our clients the flexibility to visualise, manipulate and analyse their own data, often in the context of other datasets from a multitude of sources, hosted on the platform or streamed from live feeds.
Our maps and dashboards are used by various teams in a variety of ways, with the following benefits:
Discover our NC500 Mobile Mapping project – a map highlighting scenic spots and 4G coverage gaps to help holidaymakers plan their journey.
Telecoms Providers in the UK are decommissioning their analogue services and are moving to fully digital networks. FarrPoint’s maps track switch-off progress for Openreach and Virgin Media O2.
FarrPoint were appointed by Newcastle City Council to create an independent 4G coverage map of the city. The council commissioned the survey to support Newcastle’s need for reliable high-speed connectivity as a fast-growing digital hub.
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FarrPoint worked with the Government of New Brunswick in Canada to deliver a new cellular mapping project across the roads of the 72,908 km² province. The outcomes of the six-month project will inform the government’s policy decisions.
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We want Newcastle to be the best connected city that it can be and we know that has become even more important with the growth in working from home. The FarrPoint map has given us the real 4G experience of residents, businesses and visitors, which in some cases is different to the data published by networks, and with this street level detail we can look to work with mobile providers to improve coverage and hopefully rid our city of “not spots.”
Jenny Nelson, Digital Newcastle Project ManagerConnectivity is important. It drives business and society, bringing communities and commerce together. That's why we use our insight and experience to connect people and business.