Brands monitoring pedestrian activity in post-COVID times to better understand and plan for physical locations GapMaps , the Australian cloud-based mapping software specialist helping organisations with network strategies and location intelligence planning, continues to expand its international presence, which now extends to 21 countries including Malaysia. Despite COVID-19, the retail sector has adapted to new customer demand patterns and built new channels to market. In Malaysia, GapMaps has seen strong growth in the fast-food delivery channel, which is creating demand for data and insights that enable retailers to better plan for and capture the potential of this growing market. “Since 2018, we’ve been adding five new markets each year and double-digit revenue growth year-on-year,” says Anthony Villanti, GapMaps Managing Director and Founder. “This growth is due to the ease-of-use and sophistication of our mapping software, which uses the very latest demographic, government and indu
