Which retail company pioneered the use of geographic information systems (GIS) for strategic store location planning in the 1980s, transforming retail site selection from intuition to science?

Test your knowledge about how geographic data analysis revolutionized the retail industry! Many of today's retail giants use sophisticated geographic information systems (GIS) and location intelligence to make strategic decisions about store placement, market penetration, and customer targeting. But which company was truly revolutionary in applying geographic analysis to retail expansion?

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Walmart - with their 'real estate strategy division' that mapped competitor locations, population growth, and traffic patterns
McDonald's - with their 'location research department' that analyzed foot traffic and neighborhood demographics
Sears - with their 'territorial expansion unit' that used early computer mapping to identify underserved markets
7-Eleven - with their 'convenience mapping program' that calculated optimal distances between stores and residential areas