Comentários em: Crise chega aos SIG? http://blog.viasig.com/2009/01/crise-chega-aos-sig/ Um blog sobre SIG, focado na tecnologia, programação e gestão. Wed, 28 Dec 2011 17:36:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Por: duarte http://blog.viasig.com/2009/01/crise-chega-aos-sig/comment-page-1/#comment-9 duarte Mon, 19 Jan 2009 10:21:48 +0000 http://blog.viasig.com/?p=188#comment-9 Rodrigo, Obrigado pelo comentário! Esta questão está a levantar muita polémica... o que dá um grande gozo! Realmente o facto do JD nunca ter colocado a ESRI na bolsa sempre foi um elemento de conversa de café... e agora parece que acabou por ter razão, por mais improvável que isso parecesse há uns anos. A questão agora é saber se a iniciativa vai ser incluída no plano de recuperação económica dos EUA ou não... isso está a levantar muitas vozes revoltadas... http://www.spatiallyadjusted.com/2009/01/13/economic-recovery-with-gis/ Rodrigo,
Obrigado pelo comentário!
Esta questão está a levantar muita polémica… o que dá um grande gozo!
Realmente o facto do JD nunca ter colocado a ESRI na bolsa sempre foi um elemento de conversa de café… e agora parece que acabou por ter razão, por mais improvável que isso parecesse há uns anos.
A questão agora é saber se a iniciativa vai ser incluída no plano de recuperação económica dos EUA ou não… isso está a levantar muitas vozes revoltadas… http://www.spatiallyadjusted.com/2009/01/13/economic-recovery-with-gis/

]]> Por: Rod http://blog.viasig.com/2009/01/crise-chega-aos-sig/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Rod Sun, 18 Jan 2009 16:33:59 +0000 http://blog.viasig.com/?p=188#comment-8 Duarte, deixo-te as notas de um GIS Insider abraço Rodrigo ---------------- Lay offs at ESRI? Then why is there an office construction boom under way at ESRI HQ in Redlands? One big building just occupied last fall, another big one including an auditorium nearly complete, and a major expansion of the parking lot. Not to say that ESRI isn’t aware of the competitive and economic threats to its business, but as of now, things look under control. Sales up, profits up, recruiting like crazy, all this 23 months into the recession. The real message here is one of a financially conservative leader who didn’t cash out and become a publicly traded Wall Street whipping boy. Greedy stockholders have crushed more competitors for ESRI than any release of ArcInfo ever did (remember MapInfo?). Dangermond has been saving for this rainy day for a long time. The “Bailout”? meh, that’s just Dangermond doing what he always does: promoting GIS. Duarte,

deixo-te as notas de um GIS Insider
abraço
Rodrigo
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Lay offs at ESRI? Then why is there an office construction boom under way at ESRI HQ in Redlands? One big building just occupied last fall, another big one including an auditorium nearly complete, and a major expansion of the parking lot. Not to say that ESRI isn’t aware of the competitive and economic threats to its business, but as of now, things look under control. Sales up, profits up, recruiting like crazy, all this 23 months into the recession. The real message here is one of a financially conservative leader who didn’t cash out and become a publicly traded Wall Street whipping boy. Greedy stockholders have crushed more competitors for ESRI than any release of ArcInfo ever did (remember MapInfo?). Dangermond has been saving for this rainy day for a long time. The “Bailout”? meh, that’s just Dangermond doing what he always does: promoting GIS.

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