Web-based distribution of spatial data
1 February 2002
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software specialist, Autodesk, recently released version six of Autodesk MapGuide in South Africa. The software's easy-to-implement client/server technology assembles spatial and attribute data from multiple sources and delivers it in realtime via the web to simultaneous users inside or outside the user organisation.
Applications that have been built with Autodesk MapGuide include fleet management, customer service, infrastructure management, marketing and sales support, and emergency management. Autodesk MapGuide provides the critical web-distribution function in Autodesk's end-to-end GIS solution.
The solution consists of Autodesk MapGuide, which works in conjunction with the data creation, design, and mapping capabilities of Autodesk Map, and the enterprise-level integration capabilities of Autodesk GIS Design Server.
Autodesk (Africa)
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