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Fusing The Boundaries of Spatial & Non-Spatial Data Management (PART 2)
Effective Management of Spatial Data Transactions
In the latest edition of The Ellipsis Drive Podcast, our CEO Rosalie was joined by Andy Bell SVP - Global Data Product Management at Precisely. Having wo...
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A Stable Infrastructure for Radar derived 3D Data Visualization
In the latest episode of The Ellipsis Drive Podcast, our CEO Rosalie van der Maas hosted jC Clark, a professional with over 20 years of experience in Insu...
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Fusing the Boundaries of Spatial & Non-Spatial Data Management (PART 1)
There are countless solutions available for general (non-spatial) data management, ingestion, integration and analysis–Databricks, Snowflakes, BigQuery b...
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Edge Computing Ft. SkyServe
Instead of dealing with the entire haystack, wouldn't it be great to receive a bunch of needles directly to your doorstep? A commercial imaging constellat...
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Is it worth building an in–house Spatial Data Infrastructure?
Humour us for a moment. Do you create a mailing server each time you want to send an email? Or do you design a file sharing server each time you want to sh...
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An Easy Button for Spatial Data Management
Is the management of spatial data as seamless and intuitive as its non-spatial counterparts? Just for some context, compare it to the ease with which you ...
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A Future-Proof Spatial Data Infrastructure
In an increasingly interconnected world, the significance of spatial data infrastructure (SDI) cannot be overstated. As our societies become more reliant ...
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The Price of Interoperability
What is the price you pay for having a commercially serviced spatial data infrastructure from providers like ArcGIS (Online), MapInfo, and AutoCAD? Whils...
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Spatial Data Mastery in P&C Insurance and Reinsurance
“At this point, there are no non-spatial perils.” Is it true? That all catastrophes – natural and man-made – have a spatial component to them? And if so, ...
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