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Today you'll notice a slightly different focus that lately as we pay more attention to mobile mapping, field GIS solutions, and enterprise geo-technology. In our spotlight we're very pleased to share a product review that looks at a "wow" technology you may have seen demo'd in your recent travels... the digital pen.
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Venture Wire: Adapx Inks In-Q-Tel Strategic Investment
While it may seem futuristic, every spy these days should have a digital pen. Adapx Inc., which provides digital note-taking software, has received a strategic investment from In-Q-Tel, the independent investment firm that works with the Central Intelligence Agency and other intelligence agencies.
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Interview with Ken Schneider, Adapx
Adapx is a venture backed company. OVP in Seattle, and Paladin Capital in Washington, DC is another top tier venture capital firm in our syndicate.
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Adapx Secures Strategic Investment from In-Q-Tel
"Every year, we review hundreds of innovative solutions but select only a small percentage with the superior capabilities that can best serve the critical technology needs of the U.S. Intelligence Community," said Troy M. Pearsall, Executive Vice President of Technology Practices and Insertion at In-Q-Tel.
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Adapx raises cash from CIA unit
In-Q-Tel, the investment arm of the Central Intelligence Agency, is backing Seattle digital pen and paper startup Adapx.
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The spy with the digital pen: Intelligence community invests in Adapx
Digital pen-and-paper maker Adapx has received an undisclosed strategic investment from In-Q-Tel, the independent investment firm founded by the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Disruptive Tech: Adapx
I've heard about Adapx for months and saw the capability first hand at the In-Q-Tel CEO conference in Jan 2008.
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Adapx Gets Investment From In-Q-Tel
Seattle-based Adapx said today that the firm has scored a strategic investment from In-Q-Tel, the venture investment arm of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
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Ken Schnedier of Adapx
We talk to Ken Schneider, CEO of Adapx about their Capturx products for ArcGIS and AutoCad that allow users to take a pen and paper into the field and digital data into the office.
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Nashua, New Hampshire, Automates Earth Day with Digital Pen-and-Paper Software and GIS
On Earth Day in April, cities across the country and citizen volunteers join forces to focus on a common cause: cleaning up communities and educating others about recycling, renewable energy, and other ways to protect the environment. In many communities, that often means getting out, leaving technology behind, and going back to basics.
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Software Review, Updating the Geodatabase with Pen Strokes Virtual Ink for GIS Speeds Mobile Geodata Collection and
Robert Young's Experiences
It all started with Dick Tracy and his radio wrist watch. Now we have a pen that is a data collector. The Adapx digital pen is both Bluetooth-enabled and a USB device. The pen weighs just over an ounce and is about the size of an average ballpoint pen.
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It's Alive in the Lab: Adapx: Capturx for Autodesk Design Review
For those who attended Autodesk University last year, many of you recall Autodesk Lab's own Ben Cochran demoing his digital pen integration with Autodesk Design Review. You can create markups in Autodesk Design Review without a computer.
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The Pen That Writes Directly to ArcMap
Adapx's Capturx pen and software combo enables even nonprofessionals to perform GIS fieldwork. Marion O'Connor, a teacher from the Bicentennial Elementary School in Nashua, New Hampshire, couldn't help noticing the empty plastic bottles, cans, and discarded appliances that had accumulated over time along various bike trails in the city's Southwest Park.
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Digital Pen Maker Writes New Channel Program
The pen's maker is targeting Microsoft partners and the partners of more specialized mapping and GIS technology for its new channel program.
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The Re-birth of Pen and Paper in Mobile GIS
Field data collection is vital to the work of many enterprises and government agencies driving important decisions that ultimately affect the bottom line.
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MyNorthwest:CEO Spotlight, Adapx
Spotlight, 710 KIRO Money Editor Jason brooks talks to a Seattle company helping those who work in rough field conditions.
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On the Mark: Capture your scribbles with digital ink
If you have workers in the field who need to mark up printed documents, you know that getting handwritten data into an application is time-consuming.
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Cool New Technology for Autodesk Design Review Collaboration
As much as I hate to admit it, I am a technology geek. I find it difficult to separate myself from my computer, and an internet connection. My wife and I recently switched from a paper calendar to one online, so we could better coordinate our schedules.
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Ed's Independent Voice: Adapx Capturx
This unique functionality enables a range of review scenarios across teams of architects, engineers, contractors, inspectors, and facility managers.
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Use digital ink on real-world documents
If you have workers in the field who need to mark-up documents, such as a building's CAD drawings, an oil field's map or even make comments in field notebooks, you know that getting handwritten data into a document's file is time-consuming.
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