Online Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

GIS links a standard backend DB, for example, thousands of parking meters, with a map-based reporting system such as red dots on the city map showing all the parking meters not covering their maintenance costs. Over a million people have been using desktop GIS software for many years, but only recently can GIS deliver across the internet.

Commercial tools such as ESRI's ArcIMS® have opened the door, but key to delivering GIS across the internet is to connect its backend DB to the internet, that is:

• to post data using web-based forms,
• to exchange data with other online DBs using XML or ArcXML, and
• to connect to online software via Application Service Providers or web services.

With our specialty building this DB-web connection for your desktop GIS application, we can help you deliver to the world on time and within budget.

Describe your online GIS plans using our Ask the Expert form, and we'll have an expert respond with trade-offs and recommendations focused on the decisions you will be making. The earlier you bring Bizware Online Applications into your planning process, the more you can leverage our experience.