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SEPM
SEPM
provides software engineering services and products for utility companies
to help them make better use of their asset management information systems. SEPM offers data
modelling
The Translator Feature Model (TFM) is a comprehensive design for high quality GIS data transfer and lies at the core of the SEPM products. This methodology provides superior quality for geographic data transfers while at the same time reducing the work for configuration.
SEPM News
2010-06-20
SEPM X-Translator and X-Database 2010-01 Released
New
features in the 2010-01 release are support for PostGIS, GML (export only),
Leica GSI (import only) and INTERLIS 2.3, as well as many minor improvements. A
new bundle license covers most of the X-Translator formats at a very competitve
price. This release also introduces preconfigured X-Translator configurations
for exporting data to SIA405 models and X-Database modules for SIA405 data
models (Schweizerischer Ingenieur und Architektenverein).
2009-09-07
SEPM X-Translator and X-Raster 2009-03 Released
The
version 2009-03 offers comprehensive new features such as the new Ascii CSV Text
import/export, the Oracle Spatial target, a new "geometry mode" in the
Smallworld source to produce objects in DXF/DWG files in almost the same
ordering as they appear in Smallworld and a lot more. Please have a look at the release
notes or test the software yourself.
2009-09-01
SEPM exhibited at the Skandinavian User Conference
SEPM
exhibited in the lovely town Roskilde in Denmark 27th/28th of August along with
GE, Mettenmeier, Breakoutimage and Smallworld Norway. The Skandinavian
Smallworld users not only learned a lot about Twitter, but could also appreciate
the ease of use and quality of output of the SEPM X-Translator.
2009-09-01
SEPM User Meeting at Gis-Consult in Haltern am See a full success
The
25th/26th of August many SEPM users gathered at Gis-Consult premises in Haltern
am See to learn about upcoming SEPM product features and to discuss future
requirements for the product. For more information, check out the Gis-Consult press
release.