Advancing its vision for a powerful, flexible, affordable and open geospatial software platform, Autodesk, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADSK) announced the availability of an open source Feature Data Object (FDO) Provider for Microsoft SQL Server 2008. Read the details.

Autodesk’s Christopher Andrews looks at how geospatial and mobile technology will evolve over the next few years. One of his main predictions is the use of geospatial technology in mobile workforce management.
Directions Magazine
January 14, 2008
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Key players in the GIS/geospatial industry predict the direction of the industry over the next year. Jim Farley of Autodesk states that "the industry drivers for the next 10 years will be technology convergence, innovation, business-process and workflow integration, open source and open standards."
GeoWorld
December 2007
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Autodesk Director of Technology Geoff Zeiss discusses challenges facing the design and construction industry and how new technologies such as digital prototyping, model-driven design, and interoperability are providing the solution.
Imaging Notes
Fall 2007
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KQED, the San Francisco Bay Area’s PBS television station, featured the San Francisco Urban Forest Mapping System on its program Quest. This four-minute segment looks at the need for this system, the benefits, and how it works, including showing how trees around San Francisco were mapped.
KQED
September 4, 2007
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In this cover story, GeoWorld magazine looks at how MapGuide has grown from a source-code release by Autodesk into a healthy open-source project. The move into open source created a wealth of new possibilities for the city of Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada.
GeoWorld Magazine
August 2007
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