1spatial Share Discussion Threads

[valustar1] 28/6/2013 09:05

in the circular to shareholders re the Star Apic acquisition. That can be found on the companies web site

I have no idea why not in a RNS.

[412069] 28/6/2013 08:17

Looking like these results are going to be good then.

[tech] 28/6/2013 08:17

Looking good today

[412069] 27/6/2013 12:48

Cheers Tech.

I said a few weeks back we would not get down to 7p, kept quiet whilst hovering around 7.12p but the chart shows we should head north again next.

[tech] 27/6/2013 12:46

L2 5-2, picked up another 25k

[mmelody] 27/6/2013 12:34

i'm gonna regret not buying more down here arent i

[412069] 27/6/2013 12:29

Tech.. if your about hows L2 looking!

[412069] 27/6/2013 08:12

Morning all, lets see if we can keep hold of 9p this time after the results.

[mmelody] 26/6/2013 22:52

massive after hour trades wtf!

[412069] 26/6/2013 14:58

Thanks Tech,

[tech] 26/6/2013 14:33

L2 4-1 could pop with a few more buys, picked up another 25k

[412069] 26/6/2013 14:28

Anyone fancy we pop up a touch before the close!
Dont have L2 but i can feel it in my waters as old dears say.

[mmelody] 26/6/2013 10:45

do results matter these days?? good, bad, ugly - AIM market never really cares that much. only if they annouce growth intentions or collaboration would I expect it to move.

[affc21] 26/6/2013 09:19

Forgot to mention Shares Mag. have been mentioning these (buy recommendation) over the last three weeks...

[412069] 26/6/2013 09:07

Morning all, thought we would see a touch of buying today with the results coming Monday.

[affc21] 26/6/2013 09:01

valustar1 (post 1185), results could be interesting if announced on the 1st July (this coming monday), seeing as last years results were released on the 30 July...

Having seen the share price performance of WAND and with the appointment of David Richards as deputy non-executive Chairman on the board of 1Spatial (David Richards is the CEO, President and co-founder of WANdisco which he founded in 2005).

Hence thought it would be prudent to buy a few of these (having also researched the companies market).

[mwaller] 25/6/2013 00:18

Thanks for posting mmelody. Good SPA article by Sanderson, head of SPA strategy. He is also a recognised thought leader in the Spatial Big Data space - and has been thinking about these problems a long time. There is a hint of how SPA adds value to big data. Using its technology to provide rules and algorithms to make big data "intelligent". This makes a lot of sense. Its a huge and growing problem. More and more data being produced and a bigger and bigger headache to process it effectively!Hadoop for instance will let you process huge volumes and types more quickly and cheaply, but to what end? Even when made 24x7 reliable (WAND), without added intelligence to help you - you have a very big and growing headache to sift it and make sense of what it's telling you. Sanderson makes the point by saying in a Google search you don't look at the often many millions of returned rows of results in a search. You look at the top few - but how do you know? How can you trust? How can you decide? And are all those returned lines a waste? For mission critical data also where speed is of essence, these are very key questions. He elaborates that using a rules engine to effectively enhance the new big data datasets so smart algorithms can then intelligently sift through these data to process and present a complete meaningful relevant and reliable dataset applicable to the query is the answer. He also hints that using this smart spatial intelligence is how their 1Edit product works. Especially for mobile realtime updates. Processing these huge volumes in a realtime way for updates without something like these intelligent algorithms is prohibitive and a big technological challenge. It means you would slow or clog everything up (data pipes) by presenting many millions of data that are not relevant to first sift then eventually write back to the data store once updated. SPA in this regard is clearly addressing some very significant, timely and growing big data problems with its core technology. The Internet of Things is yet another dimension to consider. As noted in the other article on WAND board posted by mmelody, with even more data than we have yet experienced, and equally if not more relevant decision issues as machines spew more and more and more data; this problem is set to grow further and requires innovative answers!The points made about enriching huge datasets with intelligence therefore certainly do apply to this Machine Data too. Rules to enhance the datasets to make them more intelligent - to enable algorithms to sift through them intelligently to locate and present relevant timely meaningful and moreover applicable data to various information consumers for timely decision support is critical to both present and future information processing and delivery cycles. Good news is this is core to SPA technology - exciting times ahead!

[yump] 24/6/2013 23:16

Lets hope its not the 'internet of things' that RCG reckoned they were nailing for 5+ years.

[mmelody] 24/6/2013 17:17

hxxp://www.gislounge.com/can-spatial-big-data-build-a-better-everyday-life

I posted an article on 'the internet of things' on WAND board. It will be huge (and thus the data) - hopefully SPA can be core to it.

[mcpaulas] 24/6/2013 15:57

Impressive list of investors when you read the whole list,leaves about 40% of shares on freefloat.

[hubshank] 24/6/2013 15:44

10m+ shares today - company has potential! :D

[mwaller] 24/6/2013 15:35

Afternoon all: Just noticed the SPA declared shareholders (>3%interest) list has now been updated: excellent roll call from II Who's Who.Here's the Top 3:Hargreave Hale Ltd 72,272,300 11.11%J O Hambro Capital Management 43,191,667 6.64%Liontrust Asset Management 39,278,092 6.04%http://www.1spatial.com/about/investors/shareholders/

[mcpaulas] 24/6/2013 08:47

£362,500 a go must be ii trades.

[412069] 24/6/2013 08:41

Morning all Amy ideas re those two 5m just shown up! Funny how a 100k trade will dip us down a touch and those don't even make a blip.