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GeoAnalytics® Hank Garie to Speak at the SHRUG 2007 Conference
GeoAnalytics® Inc. today announced that Hank Garie, Director of State and Federal Practices, will present at the SHRUG Conference in Tallahassee FL on November 13th and 14th

Safe Software Announces Support for SQL Server 2008
Safe Software today announced that its FME® spatial ETL (extract, transform, and load) platform will support the spatial data capabilities made available in the SQL Server 2008 November Community Technology Preview

DMTI Spatial Promotes Chris Thomas to Director of Strategic Alliances
As a new member of the senior management team, Chris is responsible for the development of strategic alliances at DMTI Spatial, with a specific focus on the company's most important current and potential partners

NAVTEQ(R) Map Data Selected by Johnston McLamb for Its Geospatial Business Solutions
NAVTEQ announced today from Oracle OpenWorld 2007 that it has been selected by Johnston McLamb to power its Geospatial Business Intelligence/Visual Business Intelligence (GBI/VBI) Solutions

Landsat, Ocean & Coastal Mapping, Airports GIS and Government Contracting on MAPPS Fall Conference
A wide array of policy issues, including Landsat, ocean and coastal mapping, airports GIS and government contracting will be featured topics at the MAPPS Fall Policy Conference

Winter Rains on Burn Areas Could Spawn New Danger
A debris flow and flash flood warning system developed jointly by NOAA's National Weather Service and the U.S. Geological Survey will help protect Southern Californians from potentially devastating debris flows

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