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Friday, 20 May 2016
Andrew's GIS Platforms reloaded
A GIS group discussion prompted me to update this list of selected desktop & web platforms by delivery and cost - note that it excludes commercially serviced FOSS, as well as web & mobile apps - and the usual caveats apply, see details on last page.
Saturday, 18 June 2011
Baaack in the arcgis.com
[rhymes with: Baaack in the USSR] After a brief hiatus trying my hand outside ESRI, I'm baaack... posting maps on arcgis.com. Daniel Schobler from ESRI(DE) Schools Program kindly reposted and time-enabled my Global sailings, captains ships logs 1750 - 1850 into his Explorations and voyages 1662-1855 (time-enabled)
Labels:
CLIWOC,
cloud,
desktop,
East Anglia,
ESRI,
GIS,
mashup,
server,
technology,
webmap
Saturday, 19 September 2009
Of GIS and automobiles
What mixed messages last week about what makes a succesful GIS division! On one hand CH2M Hill spun off Critigen, on the other Balfour Beatty plans to acquire Parsons Brinckerhoff. A few years ago Halliburton shed KBR, which in turn exited geospatial services. So is a spin-off due to its year-on-year growth, read: highest likelihood of surviving solo? Or is the parent shedding its best parts first, read: ripe for corporate takeover or management buyout?
Labels:
auto industry,
desktop,
geospatial,
GIS,
server,
startups,
web,
webGIS,
workflow
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