Cityworks 2011 Server features the new tool plug-in framework. Utilizing this API, users can create custom tools which extend functionality of the server map. These tools may consume existing map data and data from outside sources. This means the user’s own logic and ideas can be a part of Cityworks Server. Here are two plug-in examples using map and outside data.
By James Oliphant, Software Developer, Cityworks
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What a great user conference! Many thanks to all of you that attended. I hope you found it beneficial and informative, but most of all, I hope you had a good time. We’re already looking forward to next year.
Those of you who attended the plenary session at this year’s conference will recall that I spent some time talking about Cityworks 2010.1 and 2011. I’d like to summarize in this article because we know there are important decisions that have to ...
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The last two years have seen the entire Cityworks suite of products evolve substantially, with focus coming from two directions – technological and functional enhancements. Technological improvements primarily consider trends in the software industry as a whole, while functional enhancements follow industry-related trends. Technology has moved from a purely desktop application – client/server model – to a mixed platform of thin (desktop) browser clients, mobile clients, and traditional desktop applications.
Due to a number of technical and user needs, Azteca Systems ...
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Cityworks Server PLL (Permits, Licensing, and Land) is a GIS-centric community development software product that enables agencies to track permits, planning and development applications, engineering construction processes, business licenses, code enforcement cases, and land development work, from initiation to closure. The built-in workflow engine efficiently tracks all applicable tasks, beginning with the initial application or customer call through the complete process of departmental plan reviews, issuance, inspections, planning commission meetings, abatement, hearings, applications, renewals, and more.
Cityworks Server PLL streamlines and ...
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Some exciting things are going on at Azteca. Along with a steadily growing user base, the recent completion of a superb Cityworks 2010 User Conference, and seemingly endless client success stories, there is a new community development system that is forging a new frontier for Cityworks management software. Delaware, Ohio, is one of the first clients to utilize Cityworks PLL (Permits, Licensing, and Land) and is already experiencing fantastic results and dramatic improvements over their previous processes.
Delaware was founded in ...
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July marks the release of Cityworks 2010—the launch of an exciting new era of Azteca Systems’ asset, permit, and licensing management software. With this release of software comes a new naming convention that encapsulates the theme of this new direction and includes the entire suite of GIS-centric management tools for public works, utilities, and governments.
Parallel trends in software development from Microsoft and ESRI have combined to help drive Cityworks 2010. Development models such as ArcGIS 10, Microsoft Windows Presentation Foundation ...
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