Leica Geosystems becomes tech partner in the RICS network
Leica Geosystems has joined the global RICS partner programme for the development and management of land, property, construction and infrastructure. Leica Geosystems makes its geospatial technology available to the 130,000 members of this network.
The Heerbrugg-based company Leica Geosystems is a new partner of the London-based and globally active Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors(RICS). The professional organisation promotes innovation in surveying and facilitates collaboration between professionals in the industry. The RICS Tech Partner programme brings together more than 130,000 members from over 140 countries. They are active in the development and management of land, property, infrastructure and construction. Leica Geosystems makes its geospatial technology available to them as a technology partner.
According to a Leica Geosystems statement, the technology partners contribute their expertise, technologies and insights to ensure that RICS members keep pace with the latest developments. The programme includes the development and promotion of standards and best practice in surveying. It extends to events, seminars and networking opportunities. According to RICS, the resulting data and insights are used to guide policy makers and governments.
“As a newly appointed partner, we are proud to support initiatives like this that advance the industry with knowledge, tools and solutions that meet the needs of RICS professionals,” the press release states. “This will enable them to improve their skills and increase overall efficiency.”