From a BI perspective, bringing Geospatial into BI makes GeoBI a reality. So much effort is put into all sort of data manipulation in an objective to consider all aspects of the information to support better business decision-making, also benefiting from the Geographic dimension of the information in all the BI value chain is a natural way to succeed. Ask for GeoBI.
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Managing the Geospatial data and the production of maps may be demanding. The importance and abundance of alpha-numeric data and statistics relevant to the geography the organization really has to manage is often set aside by GEO experts. The technologies inherent to the BI industry like OLAP data cubes and its MDX query language may very well worth a look. This is GeoBI.
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All robust BI suite share about the same architecture : on one hand, data sources go through an ETL tool able to properly feed a Data warehouse in the particular OLAP data model allowing further analysis using MDX requests via client-side OLAP manipulation and data mining, and showing results in dashboards and reports.
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Following the recent announcement of a partnership between Spatialytics and OpenGeo for the resale of their commercial Open Source suite, the OpenGeo Suite – Enterprise Edition, this is now the opportunity to highlight the availability of the newest version 2.0 in Quebec.
Here’s the official press release from OpenGeo:
Spatialytics to provide expert, local support of OpenGeo Suite Enterprise to Francophone Quebec
Quebec City, Canada – June 15th 2010: Spatialytics, a software and solutions company for Genuine and Open Source Geospatial Business Intelligence, and OpenGeo, producer of the OpenGeo Suite, today announced a reseller agreement that will bring the OpenGeo Suite – Enterprise Edition to the province of Quebec.
GeoBI initiative allows the integration between Geographical Information Systems and Business Intelligence software.
Québec, Canada – June 10th, 2010 – Spatialytics, a software and solutions company for Genuine and Open Source Geospatial Business Intelligence, announces its participation in the GeoBI Initiative, a new international initiative focused on Geospatial Business Intelligence, available at www.geobi.org.
Spatialytics is proud to confirm a technology partnership with a global player in Open Source Business Intelligence (BI), SpagoBI (see their announcement here).
In the case of SpagoBI, its road-map and evolution is managed by Engineering Group, SpagoBI editor, an IT global player and the Italian largest operator in the IT services market with over 6,200 employees. Since October 2005, SpagoBI has counted several hundred thousands downloads and still counting. The top 4 countries are France, USA, China and Italy.
Spatialytics is sponsoring FOSS4G 2010, the international conference for Free and Open Source Software for Geospatial in Barcelona, September 6 to 9 2010.
” The spatial industry is undergoing rapid innovations and the open source spatial community is one of the forces driving the change. The FOSS4G conference is more than a melting pot of great ideas it is a catalyst and opportunity to unite behind the many successful geospatial products, standards and protocols. ” FOSS4G 2010 Organizing Committee.
About four times a year, the OSGeo Quebec Chapter (OSGeo-qc) is hosting a simple gathering of geospatial experts and users in a different city, like a road show. This month, the “Happy Hour” is held in Quebec City, Tuesday March 23, at 5PM at Le Cercle.
This time, the gathering will not include presentations mainly because the afternoon of this very same day is the WhereCamp, full of short presentations on various topics, Open Source or not.
Spatialytics is sponsoring this particular “OSGeo-qc Happy Hour“, being in Quebec City.
The event is open to everyone. RSVP.
Spatialytics will participate and support the first WhereCamp in Quebec City, March 23.
Spatialytics founders Thierry Badard and Luc Vaillancourt* will be at the event to exchange with the other participants on different topics, all suggested by the participants themselves.
Like DMR, K2 Geospatial, MapGears and GeoProjection, Spatialytics is sponsoring this event.
Registration is free. Simply complete the form on Eventbrite.
Rendez-vous OSGeo Québec 2010 is the first conference by the OSGeo Quebec Chapter (OSGeo-qc).
This first edition will be held in Saguenay, the city formely known as Chicoutimi. Saguenay is home of Daniel Morissette from MapGears, the well known MapServer expert/sniper.
Daniel Morissette is one of the three founders of the OSGeo-qc chapter, along with Thierry Badard, co-founder and CTO of Spatialytics.
Spatialytics will exhibit at the second edition of the CGQ conference : VisionGÉOMATIQUE 2010, June 16-17 in Sagnenay.
Spatialytics will present Spatialytics.ORG Open Source GeoBI projects GeoKettle, GeoMondrian and SOLAPLayers.
Visitors of Spatialytics (booth #48) will learn more about how the ETL (GeoKettle) and the BI architecture (the SOLAP server GeoMondrian and the mapping component to complete dashboards SOLAPLayers) can be used and benefit their organization.
Be part of the community of users and contributors of the Free and Open Source projects GeoKettle, GeoMondrian and SOLAPLayers. Software available on Spatialytics.ORG to download and use.
Spatialytics offers professional services to boost your GeoBI projects. We can help in the data integration phase, develop / customize / integrate solutions as well as train your key staff to make them GeoBI experts!