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 [Comments for James Fee GIS Blog] Comment on GeoCommons - the Future of Mapping or Geo-Splog? by ...: [...] faith in these projects/companies (WeoGeo, FortiusOne, Pleiades, OpenStreetMap among others), is an understatement, but they are really proving that if you give people a platform to collaborate and share data, [...]

[Off the Map - Official Blog of fortiusone] James Fee Gives His Two Cents on GIS and GeoWeb: The price of data hasn’t really been a limiting factor yet, but the difficulty of integrating these datasets into online mapping or even in desktop GIS has hurt adoption. In addition the speed of geospatial data services has been poor so moving these services into the Cloud should improve performance and increase profitability given that there is no need for large overhead (such as servers, or bandwidth).

 [James Fee GIS Blog] Acrobat Maps, Email and GeoWeb 2008 Conference: james.fee@rsparch.com. Lastly, I’m going to be going to the GeoWeb 2008 Conference in July and be on a Spark Panel Session moderated by Geoff Zeiss called “National Critical Infrastructure Data Models: Implications for Local Government .

 [All Points Blog] What's New is Old in Geospatial at BE Conference '08: The operative word now for Bentley Map is "infrastructure" such that the product is offering features and functionality for infrastructure management and has all of the bells and whistles of MicroStation V8 XM Edition.

 [James Fee GIS Blog] GeoWeb and Autodesk: OK, well the title might be sexier than the content, but I thought I’d finally get around to linking to Sean Gorman’s blog post about a conversation we had about the GeoWeb. I was just listening to his interview on the VerySpatial .

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