City Event Intelligence for Government

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What do we solve

Problem

A lot is always happening and planned in a city, both good and bad. For local authorities to find, verify and manage all these forecasted events and access how it might impact day to day over a long duration is extremely challenging. This makes most local governing bodies more reactive than taking proactive measures to address predicted demand.

Solution

A reliable single event feed that constantly tracks, verifies and quantifies new event launches, rehosts, date & venue changes and forecast (for both attended and non-attended events like weather and health scares) across different zones and pincodes. Additionally, it should consolidate the aggregate impact, filter what's relevant and visualizes expected spikes to make it actionable for local governing bodies.

HOW ARE WE HELPFUL

Unlock Onground Event Intel

Gain real-time insights, track key metrics, and make data-driven event decisions

Advanced Search

Consolidate data on events, from expos to parades, festivals, and even political rallies to plan city services more effectively.

Smart Scores

Gauge risk or economic benefits, helping prioritize resource allocation.

Custom Trackers

Keep watch on recurring or high-impact events, ensuring prompt updates for civic planning.

Trend Visualizer

See how events overlap across the city and adjust transport, security, and other services accordingly.

AI Assist

Stay informed on new permits or last-minute changes, promoting proactive rather than reactive governance.

SOLUTIONS

Preparing for demand anomalies is a powerful competitive advantage

GEO enables better predictability of demand by taking into consideration upcoming & forecasted events, along with the estimated impact.

Risk Identification

Most local government, security teams, traffic controllers have limited forecast on what's coming, changing or critical in specific areas. While big events often are easy to track but a set of smaller events coinciding can lead to similar onground risks. They are usually not identified on time, if at all, leading to disruptions in city management (example: controlling traffic). Having onground demand intel can help local authorities better plan security and resource deployment.

Event Prospecting

Some events are so infleuntial that it can make major impact on a city's image and future business opportunities. Often cities are seen jostling to get influencers like Taylor Swift which brings in not just revenue, but also media coverage and recognition for a city. Similarly, countries compete to get events like Olympics, Grand Prix, etc. to make a statement.

Workforce Management

Onground police and other amenities provided by local government can be under stress or lack efficiency due to volatility in inbound traffic to a city. This is extremely relevant for cities considered tourists hubs and areas that have concentration of event venues and footfall. With forecasted event demand data and estimates on inbound traffic, local authorities can manage their workforce more efficiently and creatively. From traffic police to emergency preparedness to street cleaning, much can be improved with better data modeling