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5 Warning Signs that Your Business Needs Better Integration Between Process and Location - July 2010

lisbon_ship_pipeline_1223087A1) You know you have assets... You just don't know where they are.

You have no GIS.

Do you find it easy to figure out the exact proximity of assets to each other and to critical infrastructure like pipelines, roads, waterways and transmission lines?

What about more complex questions like documenting compliance, estimating environmental impacts and modeling operating costs? What about managing right-of-way, platting and conveyancing?

Without a GIS in place, the costs can mount quickly.

You need to invest in at least a basic GIS solution, and build from there.

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R7 Solutions is Growing - And Hiring! - July 2010

iStock_000007941768XSmallR7 Solutions is growing again. We are currently looking for both mid-career and early-career software developers with experience in ASP.Net / C# development.

Actually, if you're good enough, are an independent thinker and like challenges, we'll find a place for you regardless of your background.

All happy nerds welcome! And we don't own any cubicles.

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R7 Solutions Updates Nuclear "Blast Map" Application for Harvard University - May 2010

nuclear-terror-screenshot1It is a scary job, but somebody has to do it: We developed and host the "Blast Map" nuclear terror simulation map for Harvard University.

First launched in 2004, we have now upgraded the application in 2010 to include 3D views and urban models from Microsoft Virtual Earth.

With the upgrade, you can now nuke cities in 3D.

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R7 Solutions Announces Support for Reporting Solution DBXtra - April 2010

dbxtra_logoR7 Solutions has become one of two US distributors for DBXtra, an ad hoc reporting tool for database applications that allows end-users to design and deploy reports and charts without reliance on software developers.

This tool fulfills a long-standing need for a better and much easier end-user ad hoc reporting tool.

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New Publisher's Letter from World Oil: Industry Outlook Expected to Improve - April 2010

WO-LOGO-100_70The publisher of World Oil, Ron Higgins, released his annual letter earlier this year and predicted significant improvement in the outlook for the industry.

Among the 2010 forecasts, Higgins expects to see US drilling activity grow by 14.9% over last year with total rig counts up 28% over 2009 and Canadian drilling to rise by 16% over 2009.

He also reports that Houston-based Groppe, Long & Littell predicts a 2010 average price of $80.50/bbl and an average price of $7.15/Mcf at Henry Hub for natural gas, although new domestic production could push that down to $6.50/Mcf.

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