1spatial Share Discussion Threads

[yump] 14/5/2013 14:54

I seem to remember the Brazilian Army being mentioned before - or I might have seen it on their website ?

[412069] 14/5/2013 13:17

From the big bash there all have over in Holland this week SPA profile.
Is it a typo or when did the Army part come into the Brazil contract!


1Spatial
Our rules based approach to capturing, validating and managing spatial data enables customers to process and analyse information in a way that traditional technologies do not allow. Through our 1Spatial Management Suite of products, 1Spatial Cloud, consultancy, and partner offerings, we can provide the best solution to meet your spatial data management requirements. The company operates globally and has a portfolio of customers both in the Commercial and Government sector, some of those include, Unilever, Unisys, US Census, Ordnance Survey GB,( Brazilian Army,) and Ordnance Survey Ireland

[412069] 14/5/2013 11:14

Ged5 if L2 changes for the better tip us the wink mate please.

[412069] 14/5/2013 11:10

Reading the news again, they are getting systems/products call them what you want out into the market.
And looking at what OS pay per month these systems are not cheap but must be worth the costs they pay spa.
Looking farward with servicing/updates required ect revenue will grow and grow.
Dont know who said it in a post above but if they come up with any system miners could use it could be worth a fortune.

[ged5] 14/5/2013 10:39

Thanks for the recent posts. Some very interesting discussion.

A little bit of activity this morning.

6.5 to sell 6.745 to buy.

Still 1v3

[yump] 14/5/2013 09:14

I find it difficult to comment on the technological use of the product, because I'm not familiar with current data collection methods in the field.

It doesn't sound like a big direct revenue generator, but I do see it as opening doors, as it can be sold into organisations where 1Spatial doesn't currently work managing the spatial big data - that's where the valuable contracts are afaik.

"1Edit's 'in the field' capabilities will be a particular benefit to spatial data providers and industries such as utilities, transport, environment and government."

[412069] 14/5/2013 08:16

News boys...Yump to translate for us all.

1Edit Press Release

1Spatial Launches 1Edit, Powerful Spatial Data Editing Solution

Innovative Touch Screen and Desktop Compatible For Data Capture & Edit

Cambridge, UK, 14th May 2013. 1Spatial, global specialists in spatial big data management, is today launching 1Edit at the Geospatial World Forum. A revolutionary, touch screen compatible solution, 1Edit offers fast and intuitive data-editing in the field or office.

Trialled by Ordnance Survey Ireland (OSi), 1Edit incorporates an innovative touch screen for capture and editing of real-world data, making it a breakthrough for data collection in the field via touch screen, stylus and survey devices. It can also be used in an office environment with mouse and keyboard. 1Edit's 'in the field' capabilities will be a particular benefit to spatial data providers and industries such as utilities, transport, environment and government.

Lorraine McNerney, Spatial Data and Infrastructure Manager, Ordnance Survey Ireland said: "Ordnance Survey Ireland has been trialling 1Edit as a tool for maintenance of our PRIME2 product database. PRIME2 is the OSi real-world feature database that ensures Ireland has accurate and up-to-date spatial datasets supporting improved government service delivery and economic development in Ireland. The facility for users to interact with 1Edit using a portable device touch screen with a stylus or as a desktop with a mouse, and the integration it provides with our existing survey equipment means that our surveyors out in the field and staff who are office based can utilise the same innovative tool for optimal efficiency. This means that we will be able to provide more accurate and up-to-date data to our customers more frequently."

1Edit provides fast and accurate topological editing to keep data connected. It allows change-only saving of data and supports rich real-world hierarchical data models, as well as intelligent management of inter-feature references.

1Edit is currently available on Windows 8 with other operating systems to follow.

Marcus Hanke, CEO, 1Spatial said: "We are delighted to launch 1Edit, which offers a powerful, fast and accurate tool to effectively manage real-world data. 1Edit maximises data output, because the touch screen capability means that whether organisations are using 1Edit on location or in the office, they will be able to use the same tool to edit information quickly and easily, saving them time and money on data capture. Organisations can also use aerial imagery or survey devices to ensure the quality and accuracy of the data they create and manage."

He continued, "We have used our extensive knowledge and experience of working with the world's largest, spatial big data sets to build and develop our products to truly meet the needs of organisations around the world. 1Edit is an innovative approach and further complements our product offerings."

1Spatial will be hosting a series of live webinars offering attendees the chance to be amongst the first to see 1Edit in action. Places are limited so register for your free place

[hubshank] 09/5/2013 16:08

£10 a share would be rather nice, however think £1 a share might be a better starting point. Who has upset them today - why the fall?

[412069] 09/5/2013 11:26

Yump..from the WAND BB
Says it all people do not yet understand all this. Me too.


melodrama
9 May'13 - 10:11 - 245 of 246 0 0


wonder whether Simon Cawkwell has closed his short he opened a few weeks ago, he said he shorted because he didn't understand what it did!

[yump] 09/5/2013 10:27

Wandisco has the advantage of a very small revenue and significant losses. So its a prime candidate for imaginative valuation, as nobody can actually argue based on profits and eps. Approx £200mln currently. 40x 2012 revenue.

Same old. Always nice if you can spot the stocks that are going to get ramped up before it starts. Its not just random and it never has been.

[412069] 09/5/2013 10:20

Morning all, we could do with them results.
WAND's hit £10 this morning shows theres a market to be tapped here.

[412069] 02/5/2013 10:55

Yump.
A interview on cnbc a few days back with a big wig from google said uve missed the boat with big data if you have not been planning your entry point the last two years.

[yump] 02/5/2013 10:39

It is curious that WAND has only just entered the big data market, while SPA has been in it for a few years, plus arguably SPA has a position on which many other big data initiatives depend and they don't have any significant competitors. Plus the credibility of working extensively with OS, who are respected throughout the world.

No doubt there will be lots of companies using the phrase 'big data' willy-nilly, when they actually just mean 'lots of data'. Not the same thing and investors need to watch out for those, as they are in a competitive market with a load of others. Differentiation is key.

[412069] 02/5/2013 10:29

Ive had WAND on my one to watch list the last year but just watched like an idiot.

[andrbea] 02/5/2013 10:24

so mkt cap 23m

it's way too low

compare:

wand up 5% today and:

wand

so Edison (on 30.4.13) compared WAND (mkt cap 182m) to this company, Cloudera (700m $ = £450m).

WANdisco has a business model and core technology to capitalise on two major trends reshaping the technology delivery landscape: open source and big data. Cloudera, one of the leading independent Hadoop software and support providers, recently raised $65m, purportedly at a $700m valuation.

[yump] 01/5/2013 13:57

Looks 'better' on a log chart.

The variations look big, but actually 8p to 6p is 25%, as was 4p+ to 3p+ back in October.

[412069] 01/5/2013 10:37

Mm's trying hard to shake the nervous into selling. Dosent take much to stop the rot either Yump.

[yump] 01/5/2013 10:00

Doesn't take much to shift it - spreads not been bad for a while, so its probably traders. Assuming this year generates the profits we're expecting the current volatility isn't really significant and the fun may be just starting.

The forward statement is going to be very interesting; and crucial.

[spcecks] 01/5/2013 09:41

Not be long now to results.

[412069] 01/5/2013 09:21

Down 30% on no news over two weeks. On small volume the last few days.
Got to be worth a top uo at this price lads. The insto's where pay more than this.

[412069] 30/4/2013 13:56

Good afternoon all, we could do with i bit of news, gone a touch quiet here.

[spcecks] 26/4/2013 14:47

412069 Your probaly right.

[gleach23] 26/4/2013 14:33

took the opportunity to buy a few as a top up today....felt like a good time to buy on the chart

[412069] 26/4/2013 13:59

More like insto's swapping large amounts again.