GeoSpatial Experts, Inc., founded in 2001 is the world-wide leader in geotagging and photo mapping software for business. With headquarters in Denver, Colorado, GeoSpatial Experts is an independently-owned small business with resellers across the world - from Asia to South America to Australia, in addition to its home market of North America. GeoSpatial Experts has partnerships with Ricoh, Nikon, ESRI, Trimble, Laser Technology, and the Federal Government through GSA contract GS-35F-0350S.

The company's flagship product, GPS-Photo Link is software that maps your photos and accompanying attribute data - allowing users to analyze that data within a GIS system or create reports to share that information between organizations. The software saves businesses time, money and eliminates the errors often introduced during tedious manual data entry.

When the company was founded 10 years ago, no one was talking about geotagging or mapping photos. Few people had thought to combine a gps and camera much less use software to map the results. This was a time before the iPhone, Flickr or Google Earth. Now thousands of engineers, environmental consultants, government agencies, disaster recovery teams, conservation biologists, pipeline operators, foresters, emergency response teams, utility companies and many others depend on GPS-Photo Link to document and analyze data they capture through photographs. By bundling GPS-Photo Link with the Ricoh G700SE or any number of GPS cameras coming on the market, GeoSpatial Experts provides customers with a full GPS photo mapping solution. GPS-Photo Link also has the flexibility to work with any digital camera coupled with a standalone GPS system to geotag photos.

Now with 20 years experience in software engineering of GIS and GPS applications, founder, Rick Bobbitt was following his passion when he won a Digita contest for script software he wrote using the Kodak DC290 camera and a Garmin GPS. After selling the script software for a short time, Kodak announced that they would discontinue production of the DC290. Customers continued to seek out Rick's software which he then modified to work with any digital camera and GPS... and GPS-Photo Link was born.

In July 2011, at the Esri User Conference in San Diego, GeoSpatial Experts rolled out their newest product, GeoJot. The IOS app converts an iPhone® or iPad 2® camera into a photo-based geospatial data collection tool. GeoJot allows iPhone and iPad 2 users to enter attribute descriptions and attach them to photographs as they are taken. In addition, the application geotags photos with GPS coordinates that are more accurate than is standard for these devices. Together, enterprise licenses of GPS-Photo Link 5.1 and GeoJot empower organizations to leverage the latest smartphone technology, turning the phone that everyone carries into a data collection device to drive better decision making. This coupling is perfect for an organization with large field crews who don’t want to spend the time or money purchasing or training staff to use high-end data collection devices.

Geotagging and photo mapping is on the cusp of becoming mainstream and GeoSpatial Experts is leading the way in business applications - helping customers around the world streamline their data collection workflow in the field and improve their results in the office.