This is the fourth in our popular Open Source, Standards and Data seminar series of 2010. Over 100 delegates have already joined us to dispel the myths around Open Source Software, and find out more about Open Standards and Data.
The event will be held on Thursday 13th May from 9.30am – 2pm, at Swansea University, SA2 8PP. Existing customers and potential customers are all welcome.
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Following on from our popular Open Source, Standards and Data events in Birmingham and London, we’re delighted to invite you to the next Open Source, Standards and Data event, to be held in Stirling on 23rd April, 2010.
The event will be held on Friday 23rd April from 9.30am – 2pm.
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We’re delighted to announce that Dotted Eyes is again co-hosting the free UK FME User Group. It will be held on 29th April 2010, at Ordnance Survey’s offices in Southampton.
Don Murray, Co-Founder of Safe Software, who was described as ‘fantastic, approachable and enthusiastic’ will be joining us once again to give a lively overview of FME 2010.
Over 100 attendees joined us in 2009, and all of them rated the event as being excellent or very good in terms of usefulness. The event is suited to existing users, and those who want to find out more about FME before purchasing.
This year, the event is flanked by optional training on FME Desktop (£800 ex VAT for 2 days) and FME Server (£400 ex VAT for 1 day).
To find out more view the invitation or the agenda. Registration is available online.
We hope to see you there!
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Avon IM&T Consortium, who used mapping data from Dotted Eyes to support swine flu pandemic planning, is in the running for PBBI’s Meridian Award for ‘Organizational Impact’ as a result.Trevor Foster, GIS Specialist Team Leader, used MapInfo Professional, RouteFinder, OS and NAVTEQ data, to provide GIS analysis to identify where antiviral drug collection points should be located.
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