What does the industry think about Identified Technologies?

When it comes to gauging a company's success, there's nothing quite like hearing directly from its clients. Across various industries, leaders have turned to Identified Technologies over competing options, finding that their journey—from first contact through onboarding, results, and organizational change—has been nothing short of transformative. Take Keystone Consultants, for instance. They realized that monthly flyovers were costing them too much, while on-foot inspections of well pads were eating up valuable employee time. Recognizing this inefficiency, they shifted toward drone mapping software. The decision was clear: no more relying on costly traditional flyovers, and no more wasting manpower. For Dave Stewart, Vice President of Keystone Consultants with over three decades in the field, leveraging drone data has been key to keeping clients satisfied and boosting profitability. Meanwhile, in the world of horizontal construction, Jason Tosi, Construction Technology Coordinator at i+iconUSA—a conglomerate of heavy-civil industrial construction firms—has seen firsthand how drones are reshaping the industry. With 25 years under his belt, Tosi knows a thing or two about what drone mapping brings to the table. His insights highlight the immense potential of this technology to streamline workflows and enhance productivity. If you want to see drone mapping in action, check out the video below featuring Identified Technologies. It captures real-world examples of how businesses are making strides with this innovative approach. Now let’s talk about Kokosing, a construction giant that began humbly in the 1950s on a single acre of land. Today, handling projects involving 3 million cubic yards feels small compared to their usual scale of 3–21 million cubic yards. From airports to water treatment facilities, Kokosing handles it all—and they do it smarter thanks to drone mapping. According to Andy Rhodes, Superintendent at Kokosing, the difference lies in speed and adaptability. "Compared to older methods, drone flights deliver data faster—sometimes within just a day," Rhodes explains. "That kind of agility lets us stay on top of things and make timely adjustments." Whether it's planning, reporting, or building, having accurate site knowledge gives Kokosing a competitive edge. For these companies, embracing drone mapping isn't just about cutting costs; it's about enhancing operations in ways that drive growth and innovation. As technology continues to evolve, so too will the possibilities for those willing to embrace change.

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