Technically, we are team of industry leading spatial software developers and designers who have found a better way to deliver cutting edge software solutions.
Working with the latest Microsoft, ESRI and open-source tools, our team is creating the latest wave of spatial solutions. The result is more usable, stable, more responsive applications.
We realize that shipping the right software is our job. To that end, we work exclusively in 2 week iterations, followed by hands-on testing of the produced software. This transparency provides rapid feed back to the developers, from end users, and ensures that the "right" software gets built.
Take a look around. If you like what you see, contact us and we'll help you solve your spatial problems.
DTSAgile Wins ESRI Mashup Contest!
On March 24th, ESRI announced that DTSAgile had won the 2010 Mashup Challenge. With over 40 entries from all over the world, this contest asked developers to create a compelling application combining multiple data sources with an ESRI web API, and shoot a video describing the application.
DTSAgile combined data from the New York Times, the IRS and ESRI in a Flex based application that explored the gap between executive compensation packages and the median household income at the county level.
Recent Articles:
- Migrating Your Apps to the Cloud at ArcGIS 10
- Multiple log files with log4net in ArcGIS
- Google Maps Extender for the JS API and SSL
- jQuery rocks
- Calling all GeoGeeks: ESRI 2010 Dev Summit Party
- A Show of Hands Please! Vote Now for 2010 ESRI Dev Summit Talks
- Default draw symbology in the ESRI Flex Starter Kit
What people are saying...
I have never been more pleased with a consultant than I am with DTS. All too often a consultant requires so much of my time and knowledge to get their job done that I question why I hired them. DTS keeps me informed at just the right level. They have a particular talent for anticipating questions and concerns and responding before I even bring them up. And there is no one out there with a better technical command of the field. In short, these guys are Rock Stars.
- Kristen Jensen
Utah Division of State History
ArcUser Articles
The Summer 2009 ArcUser magazine has 3 articles written by or about Brian Noyle and Dave Bouwman.
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Moving on up…
It’s been a good run over here, but I’ve recently migrated this blog over to posterous. Henceforth you can find me over here. Please update your bookmarks, links, subscriptions, etc. I’ll keep this blog in place for awhile but it will eventually be taken down. Be sure to check out http://blog.briannoyle.com