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Trades about 39% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
IDS France SAS operates as a dedicated service company specializing in the development and enhancement of geographic information. Their core activities encompass the production and rigorous validation of spatial data and comprehensive geographic information systems (GIS). This process includes gathering data directly from the field, establishing precise geographical references utilizing specialized software, and ensuring seamless integration with existing information systems and customer relationship management platforms. The company also specializes in building and deploying geographical databases, particularly for critical applications such as geomarketing, efficient transportation network administration, sophisticated 3D geographical data manipulation, and real-time data processing. Beyond data and software, IDS France SAS provides essential computer equipment and offers expertise in the installation and ongoing monitoring of information systems. Moreover, they innovate by designing internet-based software and tailored solutions for the processing, exchange, and distribution of information across both internet and intranet environments. Founded in 1994, IDS France SAS maintains its headquarters in Lyon, France.
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