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Began a project with RIN a subsidary of the National Association of Realtors which lead to the creation of GIS Data Server (GDS). GDS became ESRI's first internet map serving technology and the seed for ArcIMS, ESRI first enterprise level Internet map server product.
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Provided online mapping support for Space Imaging (now Digital Globe) web based imagery ordering system. Leveraging a hosted version of GIS Data Server on a SUN E5800 donated by SUN.
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Began full time commercial map service hosting for Realtor.COM the spin off from RIN, later to become apart of MOVE.COM. These basic mapping services, mapimage, geocoding and placefinder were the early precursor of ArcWeb Services.
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The first version of ArcIMS is released as Beta 1. ArcIMS would go on in full release to become the widest used commercial Internet Map Server technology with + 75,000 sites worldwide.
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National Geographic MapMachine MapMachine is launched during GIS Week and is immediately swamped with interest from the NGS faithful and Internet curious. MM grows to more that 50% of ng.com's daily web traffic. It provides the basic street and image maps but also dozens of analytic map overlays and the ability to create and print your own custom maps.
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The Geography Network The Geography Network is ESRI's online mapping content clearinghouse. Released at the same time as ArcIMS the GN allowed users to publish their ArcIMS mapping services and register them so others could find and use them.
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MapStudio by ESRI Initially called MapShop. This application provides news paper like USA Today the ability to create a custom map online in minutes! It launched inconjunction with the presidential election that year and was used to map the results of the election by Associated Press.
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ArcExplorer Web Edition ArcExplorer Web Edition provided an online web based capability similar to ArcExplorer Java Edition, allowing users to access, view and mashup maps from a wide range of map server types including ArcIMS and OGC compliant servers serving WMS and WFS map services.
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Version 1.0 of ArcWeb Services is launched!
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ArcWeb Services SOAP API AWS SOAP APIs provided users with the ability to access GIS for the first time as web services using a range of SOAP implementation and development platforms.
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ArcWeb Services OpenLS API The OpenLS API for ArcWeb provide an industry standard protocol for users in emerging Location Based Services market to access GIS Web Services from ESRI. ArcWeb staff serve as Editor of the OpenLS specification as well.
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ArcWeb Services Portal The ArcWeb Services Portal provides users with full rights management and administration tools to manage their accounts, analyze usage, as well as, to load and manage data remotely on AWS infrastructure.
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ArcWeb Explorer V 1.0 ArcWeb Explorer provides a working example of the new Flash based developer tools that will be made available in the next release of AWS/X. It provides a very fast, intuitive Rich Internet Application experience for users new to GIS and mapping. It is a big hit at the ESRI Internation User Conference that year.
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ArcWeb Services Build Tools The AWS Build Tools allow users to not only upload and manage data remotely on AWS servers but create new map services from existing services adding user defined data to create completely customer map and query services available to them through all the AWS APIs.
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ArcWeb Explorer Flex API
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ArcWeb Services J2ME Mobile Toolkit The J2ME Mobile ToolKit provides mobile device developers to build native Java applications that use GIS Web Services from ESRI. ArcWeb staff serve on the JSR 179 - Location Services API expert panel as part of the Java Community Process.
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ArcWeb Explorer V2.0 with Flex 3 AWX 3.0 provides full support for Flex 3 and exposes a plugin API for developers to build their own custom extensions. BusinessMap Web, MetaLens and MapStudio all rely on this easy extensibility.
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NGS MetaLens MetaLens built by National Geographic using AWS/X is used internally at National Geographic to geographic reference and catalog their extensive archives of photos, video, audio and other documents. Custom versions of MetaLens are also deployed on the NGS website to allow NGS to present various events and expeditions in map narritive form.
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BusinessMap Web 2.0 Beta BusinessMap Web 2.0 provided an online capability for business owners to visualize, analyze and map their customers and competitors, as well as, build custom maps for presentation. It represented a migration from a CD based product to a web based SaaS product. Built on AWS/X.
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MapStudio Beta 2 This greatly updated version of MapStudio sporting the NGS Brand is built on AWS/X V4.0 and Adobe Flash/Flex/AIR 3.0 provides a very Web 2.0 experience for users. And it is much faster too!
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World Economic Forum Innovation Heat Map The World Economic Forum in conjunction with McKinsey & CO and SAS Institute select AWS/X to serve as the platform for a global innovation statistical map application. The IHM is presented at the Forum's Davos Summit in January of 2008 and later a public web version at Innovation 100 Conference, with strong interest from the participants and the international press.
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Poly9, Inc.
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ConsultingWhere, Ltd. Developed a technology roadmap for ConsultingWhere's engagement with a key UK government customer.
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i-cubed, inc. MA principles provided business and product consulting support to help i-cubed develop a strategic plan.
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Pen Bay Media, Inc. MA principal's provided strategic software product and business consulting to Pen Bay Media leadership.
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CyberTech, Inc. MA provides business development support for CyberTech executives engaged with customer needing realtime geospatially enabled surveillance IT infrastructure.
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LiveGlobe, Inc. MA principal's are providing product management and development leadership to LiveGlobe.
