The document discusses using geographic information systems (GIS) in telecommunications. It notes that GIS is vital for performing information analysis, automated mapping, and data integration to increase access to information and facilitate planning. The document provides examples of how GIS can be used to map telephone line density and pay phone locations in Egypt. It identifies the key components of GIS as people, hardware, software, data and maps, and procedures. The document concludes by proposing a GIS-based system for ICT indicators that would integrate data from the National Telecom Regulatory Authority database with GIS mapping capabilities.