One is a small council where QGIS is the client side of a Postgresql/PostGIS server stack (they will also soon use QGIS as a field data capture tool for their Asset Management function). QGIS is a project I've been following for some time and I now have a couple of implementations up and running. Qualification wise, I have Management degree, a PhD that researched the use of GIS in Local Government and I hold a GISP-AP certification from the Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute. I try to get work as a consultant in the spatial domain but if there is none around then I consult in the ICT space. I look forward to seeing a community develop from this group.Įmployment wise, I currently operate my own company - Geospatial ICT Solutions - and I'm also involved with an ICT management consulting firm - RTI Consulting. They required, enabling everyone to benefit. IĪpplaud DMS's contribution to the development of QGIS features that I encourage users of QGIS to find their itch, and scratch it. GIS! The new interface will be much nicer, and all our other clients The request of one council who said that it looked too much like a ForĮxample, we are currently working on an overhaul to our interface at WeĮnable clients to fund the development of features that they need.

The OpenGeo Suite, and our customisations in turn are open source. We identify strongly with the open source philosophy.

In a local government setting, Pozi handles all the basicĮnquiries that staff and public need from a GIS, and QGIS is utilisedīy the 'power users' for more advanced functionality. We see QGIS as the perfect companion to Pozi, our hosted web GIS My name is Simon O'Keefe, and I run Groundtruth, a GIS softwareĭevelopment company in Melbourne.

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