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Feb 2006. GenaMap 9 Beta introduces slicker visualization capabilities while still delivering on high volumes of data

Today GenaWare, a Genasys company, announces the availability of GenaMap 9 Beta premiering new features that improve map visualization, speed application development, and implement industry standards for greater flexibility.

The new java renderer enables the enhanced display of maps and images providing intelligent text display and an extensive set of icons while the added capability for antialiasing generates cleaner, more attractive maps. Other features include native support for Microsoft Windows, read ability for DWG format files, and the implementation of the JDBC standard for database access offering streamlined performance and maintenance.

Miguel Castro, Managing Director for GenaWare explains the impact of this release: "Customers who upgrade to GenaMap 9 will quickly notice improved map display capabilities and gains in terms of convenience and flexibility. New customers will be astonished by the ease with which GenaMap handles their terabyte-plus volumes of data, even when its distributed across several systems."

Version 9 is the product of customer feedback collected soon after Genasys took over the management of Sydney-based GenaWare Pty Ltd in late 2004. "The management and processing of large amounts of data has long been GenaMap's key strength and highly valued by our clients. With version 9, the focus has shifted to usability and convenience factors that enhance the user experience and create added value."

The beta release is only available to current GenaMap beta-tester clients with the generally available release due in April.