Organizations that use GIS often get to the point where a filebased system becomes unmanageable — the file system gets cluttered with garbage data, multiple versions of critical data circulate, and any semblance of a GIS strategy slowly goes out the window. The solution usually lies in creating a central GIS server. Although many turn to proprietary server solutions, there are also many featurerich open source GIS solutions. With QGIS, PostGIS, and Geoserver, organizations are able to enforce a series of rules for how data are managed within and outside the enterprise environment. During this onehour webinar, we will introduce participants to some of the key enterprise features of an open source GIS server, namely:

User management, permissions, and security;
Concurrent editing;
Centralized data;
Centralized symbology;
Custom forms using value relations;
Data auditing;
Automation through trigger functions and other stored procedures;
Integration with other enterprise systems through foreign data wrappers;
Sharing data web services;
And more!

For more about past and future webinars, visit https://lunageo.com/webinars