Greg Wood

Greg Wood is the co-founder and vice chairman of MASV Inc, where he helps accelerate AI, video, and big data workflows in the cloud and on premises with the MASV data exchange platform. With over 20 years of experience in leadership, product management, marketing, and communications, Greg has built a reputation for driving growth and innovation in the technology sector.

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How BIM and GIS Integration Accelerates Infrastructure Projects and Drives Business Growth

Explore how BIM and GIS integration cuts project delivery time – and how MASV makes moving BIM/GIS data fast, secure, and reliable.

File Transfer

Greg Wood

Jun 27, 2025

A Guide to Geospatial Data Management for Mining Exploration

Geospatial data management is crucial in mining, an industry facing an explosion in data volumes, data types, and technological advancements. Here's how cloud-native file transfer can help.

File Transfer

Greg Wood

Jun 17, 2025

A Field Guide to Geospatial Data Types and File Formats

A rundown of the most popular geospatial data types, their sizes, and what they're used for — from LAS/LAZ files to GeoTIFF to SHPZ/SHPX.

File Transfer

Greg Wood

Apr 24, 2025

File Size Limits of the Most Popular Cloud Storage Providers

Nothing puts a damper on finishing your project like hitting a storage or transfer ceiling. One minute you think you’re about to deliver final files to your client, and the next you’re staring at a warning message that your files are too large for your cloud storage or file transfer limit. Ouch. Cancel your plans – you’re gonna need a workaround. Fortunately, there’s a better way.

File Transfer

Greg Wood

Feb 24, 2021

How To Send Raw Files and Video Footage

As you know, video files are already huge and hard to deliver, but the file size of raw video footage straight from a camera is massive. Transferring raw files is a bottleneck for production schedules — which are often time-critical projects on tight budgets.

How To Guides

Greg Wood

Feb 15, 2019