It’s called Geovation Hub, an accelerator and co-working space launched three years ago to discover and nurture the next generation of location-tech companies – those who analyse and apply geographic data.
Matthew Caines, writing in the Daily Telegraph, talks about the Geovation Hub, where Kamma (formerly GetRentr) spent a year as part of the Ordnance Survey‘s accelerator program.
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