[mapguide-users] Migration Autodesk to Esri

Ricardo Pinho ricardodepinho at gmail.com
Wed Apr 4 11:38:36 PDT 2018


> Data is EVERYTHING.

That's correct... you should watch the Arnulf (OSGeo) video @ Foss4g 2016!
foss4g-2016-1060-software comes and goes mind the data [Arnulf] - hd on
Vimeo <https://vimeo.com/187556741>And the KEEP USING OPEN FORMATS is the
only way to have full access and control of YOUR DATA!!!
Don't let them fool you, only TRUE FREE OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE can guarantee
interoperability!

There are fantastic and enterprise REAL FREE OPEN SOURCE alternatives to
Mapguide OS and AIMS:
https://www.osgeo.org/choose-a-project/mapping-and-cartography/mapping-services/



2018-04-04 18:56 GMT+01:00 GordonL <gordon.luckett at arrowgeomatics.com>:

> I really want to be a cynic and to tell management to stop using things
> like
> Google (open source) and basically most of the web running on Linux.
>
> There would be a more of risk to management to move to a platform that is
> not as "open" as MGOS.  However, the key to any thing is the DATA.  Data is
> EVERYTHING.
>
> So, if you do go with ArcGIS Server, for example, make sure your data is a
> format that all GISes can see.  For example, most GIS systems can see SHP
> (not SDF).
>
> But above all, the data should be stored in a database such as Oracle, SQL
> Server or PostgreSQL & PostGIS.
>
> If you do store your data in a database, especially with ArcGIS Enterprise,
> make sure you are using the databases' native Geometry format and not ESRI
> Proprietary st geom.
>
> Your life will be way easier.
>
> If your data is in a neutral database, all GIS systems can view and edit
> the
> data (given permissions) and regardless of what comes down the pipe
> (Autodesk/ESRI/Tesla/Amazon GIS) you are in a position to take advantage.
>
> DATA is EVERYTHING.
>
> gordon
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