Geographic & Location Intelligence

Landscape Intelligence

Discover. Map. Decide.

See where indexed organisations cluster by country, state, and city, including sector mix and concentration when counts exist. Look up a geography, then open the full vault when you need the evidence behind the ecosystem.

Look up a country, state, or city. No sign-in required.

Try examples:
  • Country CoverageBrowse indexed organisation ecosystems by country.
  • State & CityDrill from country to state to city without a fake sector URL.
  • Organisation CountSee how many indexed entities sit in a place — not a ranking.
  • Sector MixView sectors represented in a city when those labels exist.
  • Canonical PathsOpen the public geographic directory, then a company profile.

Coverage

What Landscape Intelligence covers

Country, state, city, ecosystems, sector mix, and canonical paths. The same six lenses on every geography in the directory.

Country Coverage

See which countries appear in the public geographic directory and how many organisations are listed.

State & City Drill-down

Move from country to state to city. The geographic URL does not add a sector segment.

Organisation Ecosystems

Open the organisations listed in a place — counts are entity totals, not density scores.

Sector Mix

At city level, see sectors and industries represented by companies in that city.

Distribution

Child geography shares when counts exist. Density is not inferred without a real denominator.

Canonical Geo Paths

Directory hubs live under the human sitemap; company leaves keep country / state / city / category / domain.

Product intelligence

Landscape Intelligence Snapshot

This is the vault view. Coverage, organisation counts, sector mix, and location drill-down in one place. Public lookup shows the directory; the snapshot unlocks after sign-in.

One view

Counts, cities, sector mix & coverage

Public first

Lookup geography without sign-in

Deeper insights

Unlock the full vault after sign-in

Landscape Intelligence Snapshot
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Countries

Directory

Public hubs

Orgs

Indexed

Entity count

Cities

Drill-down

Place hubs

Sectors

City mix

When labelled
CountryStateCitySector

HOW IT WORKS

How Landscape Intelligence works

Search a place and move through country, state, city, and sector mix — the same four steps behind every geographic directory page.

Country

Start with a country hub in the public geographic directory.

State

Open child regions when state-level listings exist.

City

See organisations listed in a city, not a fabricated density score.

Sector mix

City pages show company sectors and link to Sector Intelligence.

Turn Insights into Impact

Make Better Geographic Decisions

Use Landscape Intelligence to see where organisations cluster, how places differ, and which locations belong in your next decision.

Map the Local Ecosystem

Go beyond a country name. See organisation counts, city listings, and the sector mix that actually appears in a place.

  • Organisation Counts
  • Country-city links
  • Recorded sector mix
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Compare Locations

Put two geographies in context when child counts exist, then open canonical profiles for the organisations listed there.

  • Directory coverage
  • Counted distribution
  • Local firm profiles
See What's Possible
Landscape Intelligence

Understand the sector and region landscape.

Explore industry, sector and geographic trends, opportunities and emerging risks.

  • Sector Overview
  • Regional Insights
  • Market Trends
  • Policy & Regulatory

Quick answer

What organisations appear in Landscape Intelligence?

Landscape Intelligence describes organisation ecosystems by country, state, city, and industry slice — not cyber risk alone.

The public geographic directory currently covers 10 countries and 181 indexed organisations.

Canonical geographic directories live under the human sitemap.

Frequently asked questions

Understanding the profile

What sectors or organisation types are visible in the OrgIntel360 geographic directory?

At the city level, Landscape Intelligence lists sectors represented by companies in that city, and under each sector the industries those same city companies belong to. Country and state pages drill by region. Landscape Intelligence does not publish a global 'top sectors' league without counts.

For a sector-first view, use Sector Intelligence.

How are organisations distributed across the OrgIntel360 geographic directory?

Distribution is hierarchical: country → state → city → industry. Each public sitemap hub lists child geographies with organisation counts when those counts exist.

Root-level `$country` URLs redirect into `/landscape-intelligence/...` so company leaves keep canonical geographic URLs.

Interpreting ecosystems

What organisation concentration is visible in the OrgIntel360 geographic directory?

Concentration is the share of listed organisations clustered in a child geography or sector. Density would require a geographic or population denominator that this product does not invent.

Those words are not used interchangeably on Landscape Intelligence pages.

What broader organisation ecosystem sits in the OrgIntel360 geographic directory?

The ecosystem view connects places to organisations, sectors, and optional cyber rollups. It is wider than a heatmap of letter grades.

Open Unified Intelligence for entity profiles and Sector Intelligence for industry landscapes.

How does the OrgIntel360 geographic directory compare with other supported geographies?

Comparisons use organisation counts on supported sitemap hubs. Places without counts are not ranked. Cyber indices are compared only when both sides publish one.

There is no implied 'safest country' table on the hub.

What to do next

What expansion, partnership, or investment questions apply to the OrgIntel360 geographic directory?

Use Landscape Intelligence to see where indexed organisations cluster before expanding, partnering, or investing. It is a map of the indexed set, not investment advice.

Follow a country hub, then an organisation profile, then a detailed audit if the directory is too thin.

What is the next geographic-intelligence decision for the OrgIntel360 geographic directory?

Start in the public sitemap, pick a country, and drill to city or industry. Create an account only if you need the authenticated Landscape Intelligence workspace.

Keep using canonical `/landscape-intelligence/...` URLs rather than dashboard paths for sharing and indexing.