SuperGeo Technologies

The latest SuperGIS Server 3.1 achieves the integration with Google Map services. The server-based GIS software enables organizations to create, manage, integrate and publish a variety of services over the Internet.

SuperGIS Desktop 3.1 has been employed by Cater Archaeology in the UK. With the aim of reappearing geographic environments in different time periods, the company utilizes GIS technology to collect and integrate spatial attribute data.

SuperGeo Technologies reaches the new reseller agreement with PT. Maxxima Innovative, Indonesia. The two parties will cooperatively promote the complete SuperGIS solutions to clients in Southeast Asian markets.

SuperGeo announced the release of SuperGIS Server 3.1, the comprehensive server-based GIS, which mainly enhances the integration with other GIS sources, such as OpenLayers, Google Map, ArcGIS Server, etc.

SuperGeo assisted Engeluz in optimizing public lighting facility management. Not only developing the public lighting management plan and a mobile GIS system, Engeluz also offers the methods to monitor and conserve the Public Lighting System

SuperGIS Server 3.1 developed by SuperGeo will be able to integrate with SuperGIS Network Server 3.1 to provide complete map website and network analysis functions simultaneously.

SuperGeo exhibited at Taiwan Geographic Information Symposium 2012 at Feng Chia University, Taiwan. The symposium is organized to facilitate academic development of and technical exchanges in geographic data development on GIS tech and applications.

SuperGeo announces the updates for GPS Learning CD and GIS Learning CD. After collecting the user feedback, SuperGeo Press now re-issued the 2 learning CDs, facilitating users to learn GPS and GIS knowledge clearly with vivid flash animation.

ENGESAT, SuperGeo’s reseller in Brazil, participated in MundoGEO#Connect LatinAmerica, the largest GIS event of showcasing the leading-edge geospatial technology and solutions in Sao Paulo.

SuperGeo officially upgraded and launched the task-oriented mobile GIS software, SuperField 3.1, which is especially designed for field workers who only require basic GIS functions to accomplish field investigation effectively.