Drones are the future of data collection in a wide range of industries. They can go places that are either inaccessible or dangerous for humans and offer perspectives once never even dreamed of, delivering powerful insights to operations.

However, none of that collected data is any good without the means to parse, analyze and leverage it in powering operations forward.

That was the topic of this episode of Propelling, a Microdrones podcast, where host Daniel Litwin was joined by Microdrones’ Sales Manager for the Southeast Region, Chuck Snow.

Snow joined the Microdrones team after working with Earl Dudley Inc., a company providing the U.S. Southeast with surveying, mapping, industrial and construction measurement instruments.

Before that, he ran his own aerial mapping businesses for timber and utility companies and the first digital mapping system to the state of Alabama, giving him a powerful perspective on how surveying has changed over the past decade or more.

It also meant that he could lend insights into what surveyors need from their data and how they can bridge the gap between those needs and the data they collect from drones, giving the audience tools to leverage data like never before.

To learn more, watch the full episode now.