Partners

University of Technology Sydney

NetMap is a foundation member of the Complex Systems Research Centre at UTS (University of Technology, Sydney), where Dr John Galloway, the founder of NetMap, holds an Adjunct Professorship and is the Director of the Centre. NetMap has an active research and development program with the University with a particular emphasis on Complex Systems and the study of Complexity.

London School of Economics

Complexity Research Programme

In June 2002, NetMap became a research partner in the Complexity Research program of the London School of Economics. The Complexity Group at the London School of Economics has been working since 1995 on theoretical aspects of complex social systems and their application to practical problems with several business partners. Working with LSE, NetMap provides services and its unique application methodology on specific projects for LSE partners.

Associations

Our academic network includes the following disciplines: anthropology, biology, engineering, finance and economics, information systems, mathematics and physics. NetMap has established research links with several universities and research institutions world-wide, including the Santa Fe Institute, New Mexico, UCLA Anderson Management School, Los Angeles, and the University of New South Wales, the Australian National University, and the Commonwealth Scientific Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), Australia.

ISO is the premier source of information about property and liability risk. In the US, ISO is the property/ casualty insurance industry's leading supplier of statistical, actuarial, underwriting, and claims data. ISO Claims, Inc is a major shareholder in NetMap, and partners with NetMap in the joint development of a number of key products which it provides to the top insurance companies in the USA.

NetMap Analytics is an authorized distributor of Lockheed Martin's AeroText information extraction software. The AeroText software enables NetMap customers to search and extract information from a wide variety of unstructured sources and integrate these results with NetMap's extensive analytical capabilities combining to create a seamless solution for the extraction, visualization and analysis of both structured and unstructured data.

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