List of XenoCode Lite Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased XenoCode Lite for Geographic Information System from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using XenoCode Lite for Geographic Information System include: Galicia, a Spain based Government organisation with 88000 employees and revenues of $14.49 billion, La Rioja, a Spain based Government organisation with 1500 employees and revenues of $220.0 million and many others.
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Galicia | Government | 88000 | $14.5B | Spain | Vexiza | XenoCode Lite | Geographic Information System | 2021 | n/a |
In 2021, the Xunta de Galicia implemented XenoCode Lite as a Geographic Information System to improve forest fire management for the Conselleria do Medio Rural. The deployment targeted the Forest Fire Prevention Service, providing mobile access for agents and technicians to operational field data across the Xunta de Galicia.
XenoCode Lite provides mobile monitoring and mapping capabilities, including point of origin and fire evolution tracking, assigned resources with GPS location, water supply points and defence infrastructure, updated vector and raster cartography, and referenced photographs. The application aggregates weather forecasting information and records of aerial water discharges, and includes a toponymic and kilometre point search engine plus an operational map layer for indicating meeting points, firebreaks and the route followed by the fire.
The solution was developed by Esri partner Vexiza and integrates alarm feeds from the Galician Emergency and Security Mobile Communications Network RESGAL to surface incident alerts directly to field users. Operational coverage is collaborative across the organisations involved in wildfire response within the Xunta de Galicia, enabling data capture, resource tracking and situational awareness from any mobile device used by agents and technicians.
Operational workflows were adjusted to support real time collaborative reporting, with XenoCode Lite enabling personnel monitoring for activity follow up and consolidated situational maps to inform operational decisions. The stated benefit is the ability to view and monitor in real time all aspects related to forest fire management through a collaborative mobile Geographic Information System, allowing multiple organisations to contribute and consult permanently updated information.
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La Rioja | Government | 1500 | $220M | Spain | Vexiza | XenoCode Lite | Geographic Information System | 2020 | n/a |
In 2020, La Rioja implemented XenoCode Lite, a Geographic Information System deployed to enable the My112 citizen emergency application under the Department of Social Services and Citizenship and coordinated by the Directorate of Justice and Home Affairs. The XenoCode Lite implementation was provisioned to support the SOS Rioja Operational Coordination Centre and is noted as operational in Madrid, Barcelona, the Balearic Islands, Castilla y León, Castilla La Mancha, Navarra, Catalonia, Cantabria and Melilla.
XenoCode Lite was configured to provide automatic caller geolocation and multimedia intake, feeding precise location and photographs from My112 into the coordination centre workflow. Functional capabilities implemented include real time incident location visualization for teleoperators, attachment handling for photos to assist response teams, and incident record creation to support mobilization of resources, consistent with core Geographic Information System capabilities.
Operational integration routes incident data into SOS Rioja coordination processes that mobilize police, urban and forest firefighters, health resources, forest rangers, aerial rescue and firefighting assets, and collaborating organizations such as Red Cross, psychologists, rescue dogs and civil protection groups. Governance and rollout were led by the Directorate of Justice and Home Affairs with the Director General of Justice and Home Affairs Alberto Espiga cited as describing faster and more successful comprehensive emergency attention, improved location of incidents in rural areas, and the importance of geolocation and photo evidence when callers cannot speak.
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