IDV Solutions
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IDV Solutions was founded in 2004 as a privately held software technology firm that specializes in visual composite applications for location and business intelligence. The headquarters for IDV Solutions is Lansing, Michigan.
IDV Solutions' business involves the development of visual composite application software, with customers including the Global 2000 and government organizations at all levels.
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[edit] Ownership
Mark Morrison, Chief Executive Officer, and Ian Clemens, Chief Technology Officer, founded IDV Solutions in 2004.
[edit] Products
IDV Solutions uses the name Visual Fusion Suite to refer to its suite of visual composite application software products, which is built on a .NET Framework and is Microsoft compatible.
[edit] Visual Fusion Server
Visual Fusion Server is a composite application server-side product enabling enterprises to integrate business and organizational data into an interactive, web-based environment. Visual Fusion Server enables organizations of all sizes within a broad range of industries to bring location intelligence to their information assets.
[edit] Visual Fusion Client
Visual Fusion Client is a set of rich user interface components that can be deployed as SharePoint Web Parts or as standard Flash web page components. Visual Fusion Client makes use of a map as the primary metaphor for interacting with, exploring, and viewing enterprise information.
[edit] Visual Fusion for SharePoint
Visual Fusion for SharePoint extends Visual Fusion Server and integrates it with Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 by tying directly into SharePoint Lists and the SharePoint Document Library. Visual Fusion for SharePoint geocodes SharePoint List and Excel spreadsheet data with latitude and longitude to enable the item(s) to be pinpointed on the basemap.
[edit] Visual Fusion Tile Server
Visual Fusion Tile Server offers enhanced functionality and capabilities for web-based mapping within a Microsoft technology stack. Visual Fusion Tile Server takes advantage of advances in map tiling and caching, providing a way for organizations to serve up imagery and other Web Map Services (WMS) with greater speed and performance. It serves up map tiles compatible with Virtual Earth 2D and 3D map controls, and also caches the tiles, enabling map access while offline or in a disconnected environment.
