“If you don’t know where you are going, you’ll end up someplace else.” Yogi Berra
The Geo.me blog has launced. This inaugral post is to welcome our community and ask you to stay tuned for what we hope will become a lively and engaging community. We intend to showcase our geoCMS and data management capability, delve into more detail on specific modules and really lift the lid on where we believe “geo” should be going. We hope our clients, customers, geo-enthusiasts will be able to share ideas and identify ways in which geo-visualisation and real-time data analysis can support businesses, and really aid the decision process.
As we write the world is going through some tough times – we see this as a time in which innovation and efficiency will thrive. Our goal is to focus on the challenges facing consumers and business right now; this may be cost, decision support, data analysis or something less obvious. Geographic visuals and data intelligence are powerful tools and through this blog we will show you how to make the most of our exciting technology.
Jim Strong & Stuart Grant
Our election map merges both our Open Data and Twitter modules. While this map may look like a mashup tweets and an image overlay a lot more is going on behind the scenes: