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Ever had an appointment cancel with hours to spare until the next one? Now, when one appointment cancels, the Badger Map shows you nearby customers and leads. The Badger Map not only builds your route, but can easily transform that route into a full day’s schedule. How to Create a Route? There are two ways to create a route with the Badger Map. You can tap the “Create Route” button under “My Routes” tab. Alternatively, you can simply tap “Add to Route” on the information card for a customer or a lead. The customer search feature will help you....

[Image: Mongoose Metrics] Ever had trouble finding new leads on the go because it meant spending hours going through databases such as data.com or Hoover’s? Have you ever had a meeting cancel last minute and wanted to fill dead time without having to spend hours looking for new and nearby prospects? Now, you can just skip the fuss and let the Badger Map do the heavy lifting. The Badger Map layers in prospects from public data sources so you can see where the prospects are that you don’t know about yet. Think of it as putting Yellow Pages on a....

When Google Maps launched its Beta version amid its I/O developer conference in May, Google puzzled its users by leaving out some of the most important features such as multipoint routing.  On the one hand, the new Google Maps for the desktop offers a new interface with vector-based map, higher quality images and personalization. For example, based on your usage and preference, Maps only highlights the streets, landmarks and local hot spots you need to know about.  On the other hand, Maps fans are frustrated that they cannot plan their multi point destinations trip, the strongest selling point Google....

From airplanes to astronaut ice cream, there is a long history of the government developing a technology that later becomes adapted to civilian or commercial use. I remember using a location-based services app ten years ago when I was moving through the Iraqi desert in a tank. That’s right, the government was the first adopter of the type of technology that Badger now offers to business customers. The system was called FBCB2 (short for “Force-Twenty-One Battle Command Brigade and Below” – geez the Army comes up with some doozies for acronyms). In fact, that’s me right there using FBCB2: The system was designed....