by svg.org
ESRI today announced support for the Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) data format on top of the upcoming ArcGIS 9.2 software platform.
We have engineered our geographic information system (GIS) software so it supports many open standards," says Jack Dangermond, president, ESRI. "This maximizes our users' return on their investment in building geographic information systems. We are researching new ways to expand geographic knowledge to meet the needs of individuals and organizations in virtually any industry. Support of the SVG data format on top of the ArcGIS 9.2 platform is just another step in this effort. The power of open software and data is the ability to quickly and easily exchange, share, and distribute information to anyone and in any format.
ESRI today announced support for the Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) data format on top of the upcoming ArcGIS 9.2 software platform.
We have engineered our geographic information system (GIS) software so it supports many open standards," says Jack Dangermond, president, ESRI. "This maximizes our users' return on their investment in building geographic information systems. We are researching new ways to expand geographic knowledge to meet the needs of individuals and organizations in virtually any industry. Support of the SVG data format on top of the ArcGIS 9.2 platform is just another step in this effort. The power of open software and data is the ability to quickly and easily exchange, share, and distribute information to anyone and in any format.