[OSGeo-UK] First case study up on website

[Suchith Anand]

Excellent work Antony. Thanks for your efforts. I am sure more people will start following your example.

Best wishes,

Suchith



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From: uk-bounces at lists.osgeo.org [mailto:uk-bounces at lists.osgeo.org] On Behalf Of Joanne Cook
Sent: 05 April 2011 14:25
To: uk
Subject: [OSGeo-UK] First case study up on website

Dear All,

Our first case study is now up on the website at http://www.osgeo.org/uk/case_studies. Well done to Antony Scott for leading by example!

Please download the pdf as an example of what we are looking for (and to see the good work Sustain have been doing with an Open Source GIS stack).

As an incentive (hopefully)- remember that we are hoping to use these as publicity material to highlight the kind of work that can be done with Open Source GIS, so there are opportunities to raise the profile of your work/company- although in a non-overtly marketing sort of way!

Contact myself or Antony Scott for further details of submitting a case study- or download the templates from http://www.osgeo.org/uk/case_studies.

All the best

Jo

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