OpenGeo announces the release of the OpenGeo Suite Enterprise Edition, Version 1.0. With this new release, the OpenGeo Suite now offers a fully-integrated open source geospatial platform for serving maps and data through web applications, mobile devices, and desktop clients, available via one easy download. Simultaneously, OpenGeo is announcing an expanded set of support options as well as a full schedule of OpenGeo Suite software training courses for 2010.

"Our aim is to make this open source web mapping platform fully integrated and even easier to access, while offering a full range of expert support packages to back it," said Chris Holmes, President of OpenGeo. "For years experts have been using components including GeoServer, OpenLayers, PostGIS and others with great success. Now the OpenGeo Suite Enterprise Edition 1.0 seamlessly integrates each of these components, saving experts' time and making open source web-based GIS a real option for newer users."

The OpenGeo Suite Enterprise Edition 1.0 is comprised of tested, integrated and supported geospatial components GeoServer, OpenLayers, GeoWebCache, PostGIS and GeoExt. OpenGeo offers support options from Basic to Strategic to serve organizations of any size. See details at http://opengeo.org.

Free Trial

OpenGeo is offering a free 30-day trial of the OpenGeo Suite Enterprise Edition. Users will receive a Basic level of support throughout the trial. Download now, and let us know what you think!

About OpenGeo

OpenGeo is a social enterprise working to build the best web-based geospatial technology. The company provides clients with supported, tested, and integrated open source solutions to build the GeoWeb. OpenGeo also supports open source communities by employing key developers of PostGIS, GeoServer, and OpenLayers. The company has a seven year history of providing successful consulting services and products to clients like Google, Tri-Met, Landgate, and the Open Geospatial Consortium. OpenGeo is the geospatial division of The Open Planning Project (TOPP), a New York-based 501(c)(3) non-profit that functions as a high tech social incubator. All of OpenGeo's revenue has been and will continue to be re-invested into innovative and useful software in support of TOPP's mission.