SpatialWiki is a collaborative Enterprise 2.0 product for creating, storing, and sharing geographic information using IDV Solutions’ rich internet application (RIA) technology.
SpatialWiki is built on Silverlight 2.0 and Virtual Earth and is deployable within SharePoint or in the cloud via Microsoft’s new SQL Server Data Services.
SpatialWiki and Visual Fusion
SpatialWiki is an important component of the Visual Fusion Suite of products that combine with SharePoint to create a powerful visual composite application platform. Now inside the Visual Fusion ecosystem, SpatialWiki content, saved in a SharePoint library as KML, can be combined with enterprise and cloud-based data in visual mash-ups and composite applications. Saving the content in a SharePoint Library provides many other advantages, including version control, search, and general content management of the data. SpatialWiki adds rapid geospatial content creation and collaboration to Visual Fusion Suite in a rich, inviting experience.
As a geospatial content creation tool, SpatialWiki empowers everyone within an organization to create and contribute spatial content within a visually compelling, easy to use interface.
SpatialWiki is built on Silverlight 2.0 and Virtual Earth and is deployable within SharePoint or in the cloud via Microsoft’s new SQL Server Data Services.
SpatialWiki offers users a number of great benefits including the ability to create custom geospatial shapes on a map, draw and edit map content, search and view shared geography, and export files as KML or as spatially enabled SQL Server 2008 scripts.
Key Features:
Ad hoc geography creation
Search Wiki entries
Relevance tagging
Rich, Silverlight user experience
Saving and versioning to SharePoint portal or to
SQL Server Data Services
Data-level security
Export-files as KML or SQL Server 2008 scripts
SQL Server Data Services
SpatialWiki and Visual Fusion
SpatialWiki is an important component of the Visual Fusion Suite of products that combine with SharePoint to create a powerful visual composite application platform. Now inside the Visual Fusion ecosystem, SpatialWiki content, saved in a SharePoint library as KML, can be combined with enterprise and cloud-based data in visual mash-ups and composite applications. Saving the content in a SharePoint Library provides many other advantages, including version control, search, and general content management of the data. SpatialWiki adds rapid geospatial content creation and collaboration to Visual Fusion Suite in a rich, inviting experience.
As a geospatial content creation tool, SpatialWiki empowers everyone within an organization to create and contribute spatial content within a visually compelling, easy to use interface.
