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Plandata Press Publishing and Advertising Ltd
Our Products
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History of the organization:
A Distinctive and Iconic Business:
Plandata Press owns considerable intellectual property including our iconic map of Hamilton City. It was first drawn by hand, then over successive years developed into a computer file. This map file forms the basis of the popular Hamilton City Street Map which is currently published in four editions annually which target different market sectors.
The Hamilton Map occupies a special place in Hamilton, as an iconic entity. It is popular and colourful, making it appealing to everyone, it is constantly updated and its format adaptable.
Above all the Free to the Public has resulted in the popularity of the Hamilton Map.
The business has grown to have a presence at most major events in Hamilton.
The maps are distributed via our extensive client base, community and educational organizations, public venues like Hamilton City Libraries, Citizens Advice, Migrant Resource Centre, the Hamilton Transport Centre, Waikato Hospital and the Police Station and generally available on request, for example to Plunket, schools and for seminars and conferences.
In conjunction with the Internet:
The map is the basis of the Hamilton Maps website; www.hamiltonmaps.co.nz. This website shows the map and has a search engine that can find any street, park or facility in Hamilton. It also links to various other websites for example, the Waikato Hospital, the Wintec, Waikato University and others.
The website also holds maps of the district towns and links to the local District Councils.
In 2005 a Heads of Agreement with Hamilton City council enabled the hamiltonmaps.co.nz website to be portalled to the website of Hamilton City Council. This is to be seen at www.hamilton.co.nz, the website of Hamilton City Council.
On this website the ezine electronic version of the The Waikato Town and Around can be viewed online with live links to advertisers websites and emails.
Business Achievements:
Over the last 5 years the Hamilton Map has steadily grown to four editions per year which are:
1. The Hamilton City Street Map, published annually since 1984.
2. The Events Map of Hamilton produced for and distributed at the Fieldays Event, supported by the Mystery Creek Events Centre, and other clients, showing the Fieldays site map, in its 5th edition in 2008
3. The Tertiary Students Map of Hamilton, supported by Wintec and the University of Waikato and Te Wananga o Aotearoa and other clients, showing the university and Polytechnic campuses, in its 4th edition in 2008
4. The V8 Supercars map of Hamilton, supported by CSML, and other clients, showing the V8 Route Map and parking, in its 2nd edition in 2008.
5. The www.hamiltonmaps.co.nz website and its use by Hamilton City Council in 2005 and continuing.
6. The Waikato Town and Around Travel Directory, supported by Environment Waikato, Hamilton City Council, and other clients, showing the bus routes of Hamilton and surrounding towns, rail timetables plus the Hamilton Map and index and maps of rural towns, in its 5th issue in 2008 and distributed to residential addresses in Hamilton annually, and also the rural towns in the Waikato, Hauraki and Coromandel Districts, South Waikato, Waipa, Matamata/Piako and Otorohanga. This has grown to be a major income performer for the business and is the focus of our ongoing strategic plan.
7. The District Map of Waikato, supported by The Waikato Enterprise Agency, Waikato District Council, WEL Trust and Genesis Energy, in its 1st edition in 2007. It includes a large map of Waikato District with District borders and on the reverse side maps of the rural towns within the District.
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