Google is No Longer Selling Aerial Imagery
Google is phasing out their aerial imagery program In November 2017, we wrote a blog about how Google is now selling aerial imagery. Only a [...]
Get Uncomfortable.
By Bill Johnson, carpe geo Evangelist I think we all crave comfort. It is reassuring. We can relax. Settle into a routine of the known [...]
Five Years Later: Life After Retirement from the Esri BP Program
By Rich Grady, President So, what's it like almost five years after Esri retired AppGeo from their Business Partner program? We have doubled our revenue, [...]
Aerial Imagery Provider Comparison – Satellite and Airborne
by Jordan Fraczek, Marketing Automation Manager By 2023, the global aerial imagery market (satellite and airborne) is projected to be over a $5 Billion. Between [...]
A New Normal: Major Floods, Resilience, & Sustainability
by Rich Grady, President Spring is often the season of flooding, but 2019 could set records for flood damages According to NOAA, from now until [...]
The Meaning of Ethics – Some Personal Reflections
By Bill Johnson, carpe geo evangelist There are plenty of good definitions for the term ethics, and in the business world these also have legal [...]
The 5 Pillars of Local Government
by Rich Grady, President There are many candidates for pillars of local government. Our nominees are: 1) an informed citizenry and [...]
Time = Location
By Bill Johnson, Carpe Geo Evangelist One of my AppGeo colleagues, Peter Girard, recently wrote a mobile sun clock app in his spare time, calling [...]
MapGeo 3.0 – A powerful tool for solving problems and displaying data
AppGeo is excited to announce the new MapGeo 3.0 The latest update to our MapGeo line greatly expands upon the power of the Dashboard, and [...]
Can We Build a Better Broadband Mapping Mousetrap?
By Bill Johnson, Carpe Geo Evangelist Two recent events have focused new attention on national-scale broadband mapping. On September 24, The Verge published an article [...]