Harold Enrique Avenia Delgado, CTO Across sectors that depend on spatial intelligence, organizations are entering a pivotal period of modernization. State and local governments are upgrading infrastructure with new funding, utilities are moving toward predictive, data-driven operations, and public safety agencies are adopting real-time situational awareness. Engineering and environmental firms are also accelerating analysis and reporting to meet rising expectations for speed and transparency.
While these sectors differ in mission, they share a common reality: geography underpins many of their most critical operational decisions. Yet many still operate with legacy GIS setups, siloed tools, and licensing models designed for a different era. Disconnected data makes it difficult to maintain a unified view, and scaling GIS across departments or integrating it with IT, analytics, and cloud systems remains challenging.
As organizations move toward smart cities, real-time operations, and AI-enabled planning, they are recognizing that GIS must function as an enterprise platform rather than a standalone mapping tool.
This is the environment in which
HanoIT operates, and it is the gap the company was designed to close.
Operating at the intersection of GIS innovation, location intelligence, and digital transformation, HanoIT helps organizations elevate GIS from a standalone tool to a core business system. With deep experience in sectors where spatial accuracy and operational reliability are essential, the company partners with IT and business leaders to modernize, scale, and integrate GIS across the enterprise.
HanoIT approaches GIS much like an ERP or supply chain platform, turning it into a system of record, engagement, and insight that supports daily operations and long-term planning. Rather than delivering isolated applications, HanoIT builds architectures that unify data, workflows, licensing, security, and analytics into a single integrated platform. This foundation supports mission-critical functions such as land records, asset management, public works, outage response, incident management, infrastructure design, and environmental modeling.
CTO Harold Enrique Avenia Delgado notes that clients typically face a mix of legacy constraints and new demands. They deal with systems that do not communicate, outdated licensing, scalability issues, and limited analytics or AI capabilities. HanoIT addresses these challenges through architecture-driven consulting, optimized licensing strategies, cloud and hybrid deployment models, and integrated analytics that enable real-time awareness and predictive insight.
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Our approach to solving clients’ problems is methodical and architecture-driven.
By designing GIS as a resilient, scalable, and interoperable enterprise platform, HanoIT equips clients with the stability, intelligence, and readiness needed to operate effectively in a rapidly evolving environment.
“Our GIS platforms behave like mission-critical enterprise systems, not side projects,” says Avenia.
The company begins with a focused discovery phase, engaging stakeholders to understand challenges, workflows, and data needs. HanoIT then designs GIS solutions that fit smoothly into existing IT environments, whether on-premises, cloud-based, or hybrid, and optimizes licensing to ensure clients receive full value from their investments.
Once the foundation is in place, HanoIT adds advanced analytics, IoT integrations, and AI to shift organizations from static maps to real-time insight. These capabilities support predictive maintenance, routing optimization, environmental risk modeling, and executive dashboards that enable faster decision-making.
HanoIT’s strength lies in its holistic, architecture-first approach. Instead of deploying generic tools, it builds GIS environments that function as enterprise platforms aligned with both operational and technical requirements. As an Esri partner that also uses open-source tools such as QGIS, PostGIS, and GeoServer, HanoIT provides flexibility, cost efficiency, and protection from vendor lock-in.
A leading example is a cloud-based wastewater design platform created for a U.S.-based engineering firm facing slow, manual workflows. HanoIT delivered a system that integrates parcel, street, and elevation data to automatically generate optimized network layouts, reducing design and field validation time while providing clear, intuitive dashboards for local officials and business decision-makers.
HanoIT continues to expand the use of AI and machine learning within GIS workflows, with a focus on predictive maintenance, climate risk modeling, and demand forecasting. The company is also advancing 2D and 3D GIS and digital twin capabilities to help organizations model real-world scenarios. In addition, HanoIT is strengthening its managed GIS platform services, allowing clients to access enterprise-grade GIS without the need for large in-house teams.
