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“There is considerable scope in the coming years for the next level of integration and consolidation

K R Sridhara Murthi and Dr Murthy Remilla have been instrumental in taking Antrix Corporation to great heights. In an exclusive interview to Geospatial Today, the duo share their views ...

Time for Retooling Among GIS Teachers

In an interview with Matt Artz, Education industry director of ESRI,Michael Gould describes how server, mobile, and the Cloud are promoting geospatial thinking outside the classroomNEW TECHNOLOGIES SUCH AS SERVER ...

RELATING GEOGRAPHY AND HEALTHCARE

In a candid talk with Matt Artz, Bill Davenhall, ESRI’s GIS and health expert, explains the importance of integrating geography with personal medical historyYou’ve been ESRI’s GIS and health manager ...

Harmonising Geography and Design

In an interview with Ramprasad, Jack Dangermond talks about the growing acceptance of GIS in India, the need to develop liberal data sharing policies in the country and the role ...

Technology drives innovation

Vanessa Lawrence, Director General & Chief Executive, Ordnance Survey, United Kingdom shares her views on Ordnance Survey, future plans and how the industry is shaping upCHANGING REQUIREMENTS OF MAP USERSOne ...

Of digital cameras, thermal cameras & LiDAR

Simon Musäus, Technical Director, COWI India, in an exclusive interview with Geospatial Today, talks about 3D-city modelling, thermal mapping and how deregulation of flight permits will drive Indian marketHOW HAS ...

Interview with Jeff Akers, CEO, Critigen

Our vision is to develop on our strong heritage and domain expertise, while continuing to serve as the quintessential technology resource for the critical infrastructure industry, says Jeff Akers, CEO, ...

Processed imagery @ speed of thought

Terry Moloney, COO, PCI Geomatics talks about the increase in demand for processed image data. The rapid information extraction gives PCI Geomatics strength because of the high volume automation it ...

Rajeev Chawla, father of Bhoomi

Rajeev Chawla, father of Bhoomi, the computerised rural land record system which put Karnataka state at the top of the third world's pecking order of e-governance achievers, is all set ...

Our two major objectives of GIS business

Our two major objectives of GIS business are to have more and more repeat value customers and move up the value chain by providing end-to-end solutions. In the next 1-2 ...

Having served the Tier1 & Tier2 telco’s...

Having served the Tier1 & Tier2 telco’s worldwide Infotech is now looking towards spreading its roots in the Indian market. Considering the market growth, Infotech is bracing itself to go ...

The infrastructure market is starting...

“The infrastructure market is starting to hit a point where it can potentially accelerate,and we will see investments going to infrastructure that have previously gone to the IT or manufacturing ...

Erdas has always been at the forefront in delivering innovative geospatial

Erdas has always been at the forefront in delivering innovative geospatial products and applications. By leveraging its expertise in geospatial imaging and leading the renaissance in geospatial innovation, it envisions ...

Standards to read and respond

Mark Reichardt President & CEOOpen Geospatial Consortium (OGC), Incmreichardt@opengeospatial.orgOpenGIS standards, developed by the Open Geospatial Consortium, Inc (OGC), have been of great help to technical developers in developing complex geospatial ...

“There is considerable scope in the coming years for the next level of integration and consolidation

Time for Retooling Among GIS Teachers

RELATING GEOGRAPHY AND HEALTHCARE

Harmonising Geography and Design

Technology drives innovation

Of digital cameras, thermal cameras & LiDAR

Interview with Jeff Akers, CEO, Critigen

Processed imagery @ speed of thought

Rajeev Chawla, father of Bhoomi

Our two major objectives of GIS business

Having served the Tier1 & Tier2 telco’s...

The infrastructure market is starting...

Erdas has always been at the forefront in delivering innovative geospatial

Standards to read and respond

“We see India and China as being able to leapfrog to the 'faster-cheaperbetter' way of utilizing ima

“We can come straight to the 3D GIS arena.”

“GIS products are now scalable”

Indian NSDI

Gearing up to address solution space

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