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Friday, November 20. 2009
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Podcast: A Hallway Conversation with Jay Tilley, Senior VP, Sanborn
Adena Schutzberg interviewed Jay Tilley, Sanborn's Senior Vice President about why 3D data is important and how the industry is overcoming challenges such as cost, data fusion and the integration of real time data. Tilley also speaks to the future growth of 3D data development and its use in augmented reality applications. This interview is part of a series of interviews with geospatial insiders and outsiders.
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Tuesday, November 17. 2009
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Podcast: The Line Between Geo Amateur and Professional
If anyone can make a map today, what is it that distinguishes the amateur from the professional when it comes to geospatial? Is it training? Perspective? Tools? Our editors weigh in.
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Posted by Adena Schutzberg
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Friday, November 13. 2009
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Podcast: A Hallway Conversation with Stefan Knecht, CIO United Maps
Adena Schutzberg interviewed United Maps CIO and co-founder Stefan Knecht about the challenges of collected and conflating data across Europe (and the U.S.), the challenges of mapping public transit and why only a small percentage of cemeteries appear in most commercial datasets. This is the fourth in a series of interviews with geospatial insiders and outsiders. This is the fourth in a series of interviews with geospatial insiders and outsiders.
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Tuesday, November 10. 2009
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Podcast: Windows 7, a Netbook and/or the Cloud?
Windows 7 is out and getting good reviews. But, the Mac continues to rule in customer satisfaction. And what of those cheap, lightweight netbooks? What role should the cloud play in picking your next hardware and software, both for general productivity and geospatial production work? Our editors (one Mac and one PC) explore the options.
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Posted by Adena Schutzberg
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Friday, November 6. 2009
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Podcast: A Hallway Conversation with Maarten Oldenhof
Adena Schutzberg interviewed Automotive Navigation Data (AND) CEO Maarten Odelhof about the state of commercial geodata, the licensing challenges and the role the community can play in keeping data up-to-date. This is the third in a series of interviews with geospatial insiders and outsiders.
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Posted by Adena Schutzberg
in Open Source, Geospatial Business, Tele Atlas, NAVTEQ, Data, Hallway Conversations
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Tuesday, November 3. 2009
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Podcast: With Geodata, Developers, not Consumers Rule
If consumers think of geodata as a commodity, what does that say for its future? What are the key data relationships? And what, if anything, will differentiate one offering from another? Our editors ponder these questions in light of evidence that consumers know and care little about who makes, manages and updates basemaps.
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Posted by Adena Schutzberg
in Google, Open Source, Directions on the News Podcast, Satellite Navigation, Navigation, Social Networking, Tele Atlas, NAVTEQ, TomTom
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