It’s not just businesses that benefit from geoanalytics. Governmental agencies, nonprofits, and community service providers all can use geoanalytics to identify communities in need, at-risk populations, and assess gaps in access to care. Also, epidemiologists rely on geoanalytics to help track the spread of illnesses such as COVID-19, and state and local governments rely on geoanalytics to help identify the impact of pollution and toxins that extend beyond the initial incident.