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Integrator User Group Training Session on September 24-25 |
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 User Group Training Session will be held in Minneapolis, MN this year on September 24-25. Please call David Falk to get more information and to reserve a seat. Don’t miss this great chance to get training at a great low group price. Plus you also get to have fun meeting the other GIS geeks with common job tasks which can improve your current work processes.
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mPower Webcast Robust GIS Systems for Government on September 23 |
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Robust GIS systems for government made easy and affordable. Learn why dozens of state and local governments have selected mPower Integrator and taken control of their GIS applications and data. Register now to attend mPower’s webcast presentation on September 23rd, 10AM CST! 
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Integrator Software Rollout Webcast on September 3 |
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mPower Innovations Integrator Software Rollout webcast will be setup for September 3rd at 10AM CST. Invitations will be sent out shortly. If you do not get this invitation please call David Falk for more information. This meeting will point out changes and help you plan your upgrades. We recommend not attempting upgrades till this time especially if you are on an older version of MapGuide. All questions and planning of individual maintenance will be handled through or after this meeting. If you can’t make this meeting, please call David Falk to setup a time that will better work for you.
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Plymouth County Iowa Intelligent Map Distribution |
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 Increased Productivity, Decreased Workloads. Plymouth County maintains ownership of its GIS data while sharing it with cities, citizens and agencies. Plymouth County wanted to take ownership of their data and build a web GIS that all departments and the public could easily utilize. mPower Integrator, along with Autodesk MapGuide® Enterprise, was the next logical step to effectively distribute maps and GIS data throughout the county’s agencies. “Integrator allows us to create new users, department sites, and even make our own customizations. This flexibility helps Plymouth County use GIS efficiently both now and in the future,” Olsen stated.
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mPower Changes Name Indicating Expanded Market Expertise |
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Appleton, WI, July 16, 2008 – Today, mPower Technologies, the developer of mPower Integrator™ (link: www.mpowerinnovations.com/integrator), announced that they have changed their name to mPower Innovations. The name change signals a new level of growth for the company, as it expands it market coverage, both in terms of vertical markets and geographic presence. |
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Town of Grand Chute Deploys GIS System |
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 Like many government agencies, Town of Grand Chute was in the earliest stages of GIS deployment as recently as a few years ago. At that time, Grand Chute’s maps were either paper-based or CAD drawings that were not geo-referenced, limiting their usefulness and value in working with surveyors and engineers, as well as other internal departments. As a result, when Leno St. Juliana was initially hired, his primary responsibilities were that of traditional CAD operator/draftsmen. The first set of objectives established at that time evolved around getting accurate, up-to-date and geo-referenced maps in place.
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