ERDAS Launches APOLLO 200910/10/2008 |
| ERDAS (GA, USA) has released APOLLO 2009, a Geospatial Business System that eliminates the walls between GIS, photogrammetry and remote sensing, extending geospatial data to business applications throughout an organisation. |
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ERDAS APOLLO is a suite of enterprise products that includes ERDAS APOLLO Server, ERDAS APOLLO Image Manager and ERDAS APOLLO Solution Toolkit. Supporting numerous geospatial data formats, ERDAS APOLLO integrates with existing GIS environments and business applications. ERDAS APOLLO is flexible, while ensuring a high level of security through administrator defined privileges. This dynamic solution comprehensively addresses problems universal to governments, businesses and other organisations that often work with large amounts of geospatial data distributed across departments, offices and regions.
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