Earlier today, Adena posted about Autodesk’s government solutions bundle that includes Map 3D, Raster Design, MapGuide and Google Earth Pro.

From the DLTSolutions (an Autodesk Government Reseller) website, the Autodesk / Google bundle actually looks like a pretty good deal, with the package costing considerably less than the sum of the parts.

What I found really interesting is that Autodesk is positioning the MapGuide Open Source licensing level into their offerings. This is markedly different than other companies that only sell/support the “commercial” version of their open source-based applications, but it makes sense to offer it as an option. This allows organisations to choose the price/functionality level that works best for them.

-J

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