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1. #APOLLO CLOUD ASSISTANCE UPGRADE#
2. #APOLLO CLOUD ASSISTANCE SOFTWARE#
3. #APOLLO CLOUD ASSISTANCE PROFESSIONAL#
4. #APOLLO CLOUD ASSISTANCE FREE#
5. #APOLLO CLOUD ASSISTANCE WINDOWS#

“If you think of a small local government who just wanted to put their parcels on the internet so people would stop coming to their office to look up parcel IDs, they could publish something like that through the cloud and make it publicly available for anyone to access,” Campbell added.

Each user has their own secure and independent access to their data and their implementation of APOLLO they can choose to publish things as publicly available web services or they could choose to credential and require people to have login user name and password,” said Campbell. “Skygone Cloud technologies have a completely secure data center, secure in both the physical sense and the computerized sense: their hardware is secure from hackers, and has protective firewalls, etc. Skygone offers a one-stop shop for deployment, configuration and services, and offer custom application and data services. APOLLO on the Cloud supports a wide variety of data formats.įor those unfamiliar with Skygone Cloud, the company offers a robust and flexible IT environment purpose-built by GIS professionals. Also ERDAS APOLLO operations can be scaled easily when users need to without capital expenditures.

#APOLLO CLOUD ASSISTANCE SOFTWARE#

ERDAS makes an equivalent offering with the Cloud - you would spend the same or less money in three years and have access to the Cloud instead of owning hardware and software that become outdated.īesides eliminating the need for in-house hardware and IT staff, the APOLLO Cloud product provides shared infrastructure costs and low management overhead, and with a pre-configured, monthly package, there are no surprise costs to ownership.

#APOLLO CLOUD ASSISTANCE UPGRADE#

Most people upgrade their hardware and software on a three year cycle, said Campbell. They don't have these IT departments and racks of servers laying around.” We've noticed in a lot of organizations that our customers have a genuine interest in having that kind of serving technology but they don't have access to that level of resource. “I think it's more of an 'instead of,' rather than 'in addition to.' What we've noticed in market space for geospatial serving technology, is there's a level of expertise that's required - IT expertise, there's a commitment to hardware and software that's required that's not typical in your GIS implementation and there's a level of information technology - database software, middleware for web serving etc.

#APOLLO CLOUD ASSISTANCE PROFESSIONAL#

When asked if people are interested in using the Cloud as an adjunct to APOLLO Professional as a way to extend the desktop, Campbell replied:

Upgrades include scaling, computing power, data storage and bandwidth. The monthly subscription is pay-as-you-go, and is currently limited to U.S.

#APOLLO CLOUD ASSISTANCE FREE#

#APOLLO CLOUD ASSISTANCE WINDOWS#

On a 4-core Windows 2003 R2, 64-bit Data Center edition operation system.

Included in the basic package for ERDAS APOLLO on the Cloud is a monthly subscription to fully utilize ERDAS APOLLO software pre-configured and hosted on Skygone Cloud. Subscription is available on a monthly basis,” said Campbell. and make it configurable so customers just need to configure and bring their data to it. “What we try to do is take our APOLLO product, a really robust geospatial server, data cataloging, data management, data serving product and put it onto a hardware platform with the other software required - web servers, databases, etc. Send your comments to me atĮRDAS recently announced ERDAS APOLLO on the Cloud, a fully-loaded package that includes everything needed to run the APOLLO solution on the cloud, including all necessary software licensing, servers, data storage and bandwidth.ĮRDAS, owned by Hexagon AB (the company that recently announced acquisition of Intergraph) offers APOLLO on the Cloud, which gives customers the option to deploy the same data management and content delivery features of ERDAS APOLLO Professional in the form of a monthly subscription service.ĬEO of ERDAS, Joel Campbell, said that “the ERDAS Cloud model mirrors in that there is a fully functioning system that is configurable to meet your unique business needs.” GISWeekly welcomes letters and feedback from readers, so let us know what you think. This issue will feature Industry News, Top News of the Week, Acquisitions/Agreements/Alliances, Announcements, New Products, Around the Web and Events Calendar. GISWeekly examines select top news each week, picks out worthwhile reading from around the web, and special interest items you might not find elsewhere.