About Us
As a leading global provider of spatial information management (SIM) software, Intergraph Corporation fuses geospatial technology to security, helping some of the world's largest government, military, and industrial organizations in more than 60 countries better manage their operations and safeguard their infrastructure. Using our solutions, these organizations build and manage complex geospatial information systems and operations that make the world work - from oil and gas, utilities, communications, and transportation networks to public safety and national security systems.
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Long known as a pioneer of interactive graphics and Windows®-based technical computing, Intergraph has led the industry in adopting innovative geospatial technologies and approaches. We've been integrating GIS software and systems for more than three decades, including complicated engineering systems, complex data, and a variety of business processes. Building on our knowledge and experience, we continually expand our product lines and services to meet our customers' ever-changing needs.
We have the vision to bring our complex world into focus, providing the power to see in every corner of the world. Through our geospatial technology and applications, we transform complex data into clear and compelling actionable information - enabling our customers to make faster and smarter operational decisions.
Intergraph New Zealand
Intergraph Corporation (NZ) is a wholly owned subsidiary of Intergraph Corporation, and has been trading as such for over 20 years. Intergraph Corporation (NZ) Ltd has three offices located in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, and dedicated staff on customer sites to provide continuous and effective support.
The size of the organisation, ratio of staff to customers and staff knowledge and experience with the industries that we serve, allows Intergraph to provide our customers a high level of service.
We focus on providing solutions to customers problems in specific industries including local government, central government, utilities, transportation agencies, national mapping agencies, military and public safety organisations.