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PIXIA Corp Selects Japan Space Imaging as an Authorized Reseller

January 8, 2015 By GISuser

PIXIA Corp (www.pixia.com), the industry-leader in high-performance geospatial data access solutions, today announced an exclusive reselling agreement with Japan Space Imaging Corporation (JSI).

“We are very pleased to partner with JSI to offer our premier solutions to geospatial users in the Japanese Defense, Intelligence, Civil and Commercial markets”

PIXIA selected JSI, the leading satellite imaging organization in the Far East, as an authorized reseller to provide organizations across Japan with innovative geospatial solutions to drive increased efficiencies for organizations collecting and managing high volumes of imagery. PIXIA provides innovative techniques for ingesting, delivering and sharing real-time satellite imagery quickly and easily, using all common GIS software tools and viewing devices. “We are very pleased to partner with JSI to offer our premier solutions to geospatial users in the Japanese Defense, Intelligence, Civil and Commercial markets,” said Mr. Mark Sarojak, PIXIA Vice President of Asia-Pacific Sales, “we believe this breakthrough technology will substantially increase the value of data and make it easily accessible and more relevant to critical missions.”

PIXIA’s software platform is based on open standards and provides blazing speed, extreme scalability, interoperability, and access to imagery as quickly as it’s collected. PIXIA’s data management is so efficient, thousands of users can simultaneously access high volumes of geospatial data from nearly anywhere in the world without slowing down networks, reducing network speed or being blocked from searching and sharing due to data size. “We are very excited to partner with PIXIA to provide Japanese customers the ability and solutions to quickly and easily access very large volumes of geospatial data,” said Mr. Makoto Higashi, CEO and President of JSI.

About PIXIA Corp

PIXIA Corp. provides geospatial solutions to help customers efficiently manage, access and share massive volumes of geospatial data regardless of volume, source, file size or locations of data and users. PIXIA is also a Principal Member of the Open Geospatial Consortium and an Esri Silver Partner. Visit www.pixia.com for more information.

About Japan Space Imaging Corporation

Founded in 1998, Japan Space Imaging Corporation (JSI) is the leading provider of satellite imagery and geospatial solutions in Japan. With highly-trained tasking skills and fine-tuned business models, JSI serves the government and commercial customers as a pioneer of this industry. Visit www.spaceimaging.co.jp for more information.

Filed Under: Earth Imaging - Remote Sensing Tagged With: PIXIA, Space Imaging

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