The Gazette -
College Park
11/11/2004 - Pg. A-27

by Tiesha Higgins

Photo - Allison Pasek



Stacy Blanchard, an analyst for Dynamix, says the company's geospatial information system project, which involves using handheld receivers to record positions, helps emergency services, as well as businesses.

Expertise in building a new mapping system that could potentially leave programs such as Mapquest in the dust has triggered a growth spurt at Dynamix Corp.

Revenues have increased 25 percent in a year's time at the information technology company, say company officials. They attribute the growth, in large part, to the company's work with geospatial information systems, a computerized mapping system merging global positioning with street addresses.

The company outgrew its 5,000-square-foot office in Landover and recently moved to Greenbelt, where it occupies 14,000 square feet.

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