I’ve spent the last two days at Enterprise Strategies for Location Intelligence. It was an interesting collection of vendors and enterprise end users. It was encouraging to hear the enterprises in the audience say the agenda hit the areas where they had questions. Across these conversations some interesting meme’s emerged.
One, a general interest [...]
Continue Reading →Last night I saw a tweet from Mike Migurski at Stamen about a San Francisco meetup called NoGIS. Totally intriguing, so I followed the link, and they had the following quick desciption posted up:
“What does mapping technology look like when it’s created distinctly for the web? What was once exclusively the realm of [...]
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Today was literally a brand new day for FortiusOne; effective today we will be operating under the new brand of GeoIQ. Many, especially within our customer roots at the US Intelligence Agencies, know the FortiusOne brand. As the business grows, we want a brand name that is easy to say and clearly communicates what we [...]
Continue Reading →Over the President’s Day weekend Code for America held a DataCamp at Big Windows Labs in DC. There was a great diverse group of participants who came up with lots of innovative ideas for remixing government data and creating cool apps.
Travis Pinney, Kate Chapman and I decided to work on a project trying to [...]
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Continue Reading →Just thought I’d drop a quick line on the blog to let anyone who’s interested know that several of us are out in San Diego at O’Reilly’s Emerging Technology Conference.
Among the many reasons we’re out here is to get exposed to new ideas and technologies, so if you’re reading this blog and happen [...]
Continue Reading →Just got back from Barcelona yesterday where we were demoing our technology to folks from British Petroleum. They have developed a very robust and cool mashup with MS Virtual Earth. Definitely a mashup on steroids with all sorts of goodies rolled in ranging from video to IP based coms. It is great to see an [...]
Continue Reading →Thanks for all the comments on the mashup posting. We were excited about the positive feedback and suggestions. The Digg.com posting was awesome and many thanks to Kevin Rose for posting it. The Digg traffic gave us a surprise stress test for the API. Someone clever grabbed the Mac.com homepage url Mookie was testing the [...]
Continue Reading →So it has been a while since we posted, but the rationale was we’d wait till we had a working example of moving past push pins. This week we got our GeoIQ API working with the Google Maps API and have the first set of screen shots to show. One of the things we thought [...]
Continue Reading →After watching the Microsoft Virtual Earth spiel at their CEO summit (http://www.microsoft.com/winme/0605/27736/BillG_CEO_Summit_MBR.asx )earlier this year it reinforced that the geospatial web has still not really gotten past just putting push pins on maps. Don’t get me wrong MS, Google, and Yahoo and the various mash ups they have inspired have done some incredibly cool stuff [...]
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