City A.M. | How what3words is creating Mongolian addresses and helping the UN in disaster zones
19/09/2016
Back in November 2014, advertising executive Rory Sutherland called What3Words “the best navigation idea [he’d] seen since the tube map”.
Partners
Improving delivery operations with RTT and what3words
In sub-Saharan Africa, poor infrastructure, undefined roads and few street names make it difficult for delivery drivers to accurately navigate to drop-off points. Poor addressing in particular…
Read More
Finding your way at a crowded festival with Littlegig and what3words
If you’ve ever attended an outdoor festival, you’ll have quickly realised how easy it is to lose friends or miss a gig, because you couldn’t find your…
Read More
Latest News
Sygic solves the last-mile challenge with what3words
Globally, almost 70% of addresses don’t lead to a front door. Poor addressing can be time consuming for drivers and causes significant losses for businesses every year.…
Read More
Improving delivery operations with RTT and what3words
In sub-Saharan Africa, poor infrastructure, undefined roads and few street names make it difficult for delivery drivers to accurately navigate to drop-off points. Poor addressing in particular…
Read More
what3words powers
