OpenGeo Releases OpenGeo Suite, Puts Price on Open Source GIS

By James Fee | Published: May 28, 2009

OpenGeo has released their OpenGeo Suite to the public.  Most people already know about the part of OpenGeo Suite, so take a look at the Version Matrix with pricing and features and the big reason why you’d look at this suite.

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  1. Brian Timoney
    Posted May 28, 2009 at 3:36 pm | Permalink

    James:

    Actually, an invaluable document for independent developers who implement open source for their clients.

    That said, I don’t see The Timoney Group moving to 24 x 7 support anytime soon. Although paying $70K to pepper Paul Ramsey with PostGIS questions during, say, a Stanley Cup finals game would be worth it.

    Brian

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