Business Notes: May 1 2003

• Announcements

The Geospatial Information & Technology Association (GITA) has announced the 2003 Speaker Award winners from its recent Conference 26 in San Antonio. They include: Eric Ackerman, Edison Electric Institute, Pat Drinnan, Aquila Networks Canada, Nancy Lerner, EMA, Inc., William Meehan, ESRI, Jennifer Nieland, Wisconsin Public Service Corp., Ed Parsons, Ordnance Survey, and Christopher Tucker, IONIC Enterprise.

Intergraph Corp. posted first-quarter net income of $8.1 million, or 17 cents per share, up from net income of roughly $4.38 million, or 8 cents per diluted share, in first-quarter 2002.

• Contracts

RMSI, a global IT & GIS services company, announced, that RMSI along with its joint venture partner Landmark Information Group, UK has been awarded a contract to digitize the boundaries of statutory designated wildlife sites and related features in England.

• Products

Hummingbird Enterprise for ESRI, a new Hummingbird solution, offers a web- based mapping interface for document and records management and queries by linking ESRI's ArcIMS software and Hummingbird DM, an integral component of Hummingbird Enterprise(TM).

Autodesk, Inc. announced the availability of Autodesk Land Desktop 2004, Autodesk Civil Design 2004, and Autodesk Survey 2004 software programs.

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