Some nice screenshots of the Harvard Coop grace the article which explores the view buildings "inside and out" offering.
Mike Liebhold taps directly into what makes this special:
Everybody has got these street views from the outside. But the idea of interior views is terrific, because Google, Microsoft and Yahoo don’t have that yet.
- NYTimes
Steve Garth of Oracle reports these activities from Oracle Open World, Nov. 12-15:
"Much of the interest from existing and prospective customers and partners was due to the ability of Oracle Spatial and Oracle Fusion Middleware MapViewer to easily map-enable business applications in using Web services in Oracle's SOA environment. Visitors were also intrigued with Oracle Spatial 11g's 3D support...we had a demo in which Oracle Spatial 11g 3D data of a proposed cityscape (provided courtesy of TeleAtlas) was pushed out as KML and presented on a Google Earth background. GE Energy gave demonstrations previewing elements of the new Oracle-based Office suite (electric version) being developed, which sparked interest from many attendees."
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