Posts Tagged ‘maps’
Friday, May 9th, 2014
Jeff Groudan, worldwide director, Thin Client and Virtual Workstation Product Management and Jim Christensen, product manager at HP, talked about the announcement this week of the HP DL380z Virtual Workstation solution that is a combination of HP’s server hardware technology and the integration of it into the true workstation ecosystem, delivered out of the Workstation Business unit.
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Friday, May 2nd, 2014
Stewart Berry of Caliper Corporation talked about their latest release, Maptitude 2014, geographic information system and mapping software.
Maptitude Health Coverage Map by County
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Wednesday, April 16th, 2014
In the latest edition of ABI Research’s quarterly Market Data “Location Technologies”, it looks like 2014 could be a breakout year for indoor location technologies in retail environments. Early adopters are shifting from trials to full-scale deployments of the technology, as they are entering the end of the three-year adoption cycle.
Low-cost BLE/iBeacons and Wi-Fi solutions are creating a wave of second generation start-ups to fuel new growth and use cases across all major verticals. This activity is estimated to result in over 30,000 indoor location installations in 2014.
Major grocery and pharmacy chains are really moving towards this technology, and adoption and resulting revenues for all indoor location technologies are available across 11 major verticals. In fast food, for example, a small percentage of improvement in queue lengths can translate to a savings of millions of dollars. Many chain stores are doing trials of the technology just to see if indoor location is right for them. (more…)
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Wednesday, January 8th, 2014
Mladen Stojic, president, Hexagon Geospatial spoke about this week’s launch of Intergraph Geospatial 2014, a comprehensive portfolio of industry-leading technologies.
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Thursday, December 5th, 2013
Robots for the future jobsite, flying drones for delivering packages and reality capture were all part of the show at Tuesday morning’s Mainstage presentation at Autodesk University 2013. Clearly, these technology directions are dependent upon location and geospatial technology.
Iris the robot
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Wednesday, June 12th, 2013
Two articles in The New York Times point to the importance of maps and mobile services this week.
A screen shot of the Android version of Waze, a social mapping service used by millions of drivers around the world.
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Friday, October 12th, 2012
I’ve been wondering what would happen with in-car navigation as a result of the new turn-by-turn navigation now available in smartphones. In-car navigation is much more expensive than the $50 app that allows you to use turn-by-turn navigation on your cell phone. The big plus of in-car navigation is the fact that you don’t have to hold your device while trying to navigate busy streets. But the higher price tag of in-car navigation has car manufacturers thinking up ways to utilize the smartphone navigation system.
Solutions are in the works, according to an article in today’s New York Times: Ford has teamed up with the navigation company Telenav to enable Telenav’s Scout software to run on compatible vehicles outfitted with Ford’s Sync system and software called Applink. A $25-a-year app, Car Connect, lets drivers connect Android phones to the dash. (An iPhone version is in the works.)
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Tags: geospatial, GIS, global positioning systems, GPS, iPhone, maps, navigation, smartphones, TeleNav, turn-by-turn navigation 1 Comment »
Monday, July 23rd, 2012
At the Esri International User Conference held in San Diego today, Esri announced a strategic alliance with Microsoft to assist public and private agencies and communities around the world during disasters. As part of this agreement, Microsoft will display Esri public information maps on its cloud-based Disaster Response Incident Portal, as well as point citizens to the maps via its online outlets, such as MSN and Bing.
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Tags: ArcGIS integration, disaster response, Disaster Response Incident Portal, ESRI, Esri International User Conference, maps, Microsoft, public information maps 2 Comments »
Tuesday, February 14th, 2012
Check out @USNOAAGOV’s interactive tool showing over a hundred years of U.S. Climate and big recent warming trends. These data are primarily intended for the study of climate variability and change.
U.S. Climate at a Glance
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Tuesday, January 10th, 2012
This timeline from Esri charts the sequence of primaries and caucuses that ends in Utah on June 6. State summaries include a political attitudes spectrum. Despite deepening partisan divisions, the mix of liberal and conservative viewpoints is surprisingly uniform across the nation.
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