[mapserver-users] Open Technology Group, Inc. announces UMN MapServer Training
Chander Ganesan
chander.ganesan at gmail.com
Wed Jul 9 06:18:43 PDT 2008
MORRISVILLE, NC - July 9, 2008 -- Open Technology Group, Inc. announces
UMN MapServer Training
The Open Technology Group, Inc, a leader in the development and delivery
of training solutions centered about Open Source technologies, released
the latest in its set of Open Source GIS training courses - Introduction
to UMN MapServer. Designed around the University of Minnesota MapServer
product, this course teaches students how to leverage Open Source
technologies to deliver web map services. "Our enterprise customers are
increasingly looking to move away from costly GIS technologies" said
Chander Ganesan, President, "this course teaches them how to provide a
wide range of Web Map Services without the high overheard of licensing
fees". The Introduction to UMN MapServer course teaches students how to
use UMN MapServer to provide visualization of GIS data as well as a wide
range of web map services, including OGC Compliant Web Feature Services
(WFS), and Web Map Services (WMS).
The new class is available for both public enrollment and customized
on-site delivery worldwide.
ABOUT OPEN TECHNOLOGY GROUP, INC.
Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Morrisville, NC, the Open
Technology Group, Inc. (OTG) has established itself as the leading
provider of training solutions centered about Open Source software and
solutions. With its comprehensive library of in-house developed
intellectual property, OTG is able to deliver comprehensive, customized,
and structured training covering a wide range of software solutions.
The Open Technology Group offers affordable customized on-site
technology training worldwide, as well as public-enrollment courses in
both Morrisville, NC and Santa Clara, CA. For more information, and a
complete course catalog, visit us online at
http://www.otg-nc.com/training-and-courses.php, or contact us at
877-258-8987 .
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