QGIS, PostGIS, GeoServer, ArcGIS Enterprise & Online. Geodatabase design, spatial analysis, cartography. The boring, well-deployed kind of GIS that still works in five years.
Most GIS estates in Ireland are not in trouble because the technology is wrong. They're in trouble because no one wrote down what was deployed, why, or how to operate it after the original team left.
We deploy and document GIS environments — open-stack or ArcGIS — that your team can actually run. That means real geodatabase design, named data owners, documented refresh schedules, and cartography that reads at the scales it will be used at. Not a one-off project that decays.
Most clients pull two or three of these at a time. A few pull all five.
Stand up, migrate, or take over an estate. Portal for ArcGIS, Server, Data Store, hosted services, identity, backup. The unglamorous bits that determine whether it lasts.
PostGIS or Esri file geodatabase, depending on stack. Schemas, domains, subtypes, attribute rules, versioning. The shape your data takes is what determines whether everything downstream works.
Network analysis, suitability modelling, viewshed, hydrology, density. Map design that reads at print, web and tablet — not just the screen the analyst made it on.
QGIS, PostGIS, GeoServer, MapProxy, pg_tileserv. Our default where the answer is open by policy, or where the per-seat economics of Esri don't work for the size of the team.
Field Maps, Survey123, Workforce, Dashboards — configured, secured, and integrated with whatever your back office runs on. For clients already invested in the Esri stack.
Both, with a preference for open-source where it fits. QGIS, PostGIS and GeoServer are our default stack. ArcGIS where the client already has it and needs deeper use of what they own. We'll recommend whichever fits, not whichever pays us better.
Yes. Environments stood up by an integrator who has since disappeared, or that have drifted out of supported patterns. We audit the estate, write a stabilisation plan, and either operate it or hand it back to your team to operate.
Yes. We prefer leaving clients capable of running their own GIS, so training and pairing are part of most engagements. Standalone training-only engagements are also fine.
Yours isn't here? Ask us directly.
Tell us what's deployed and what's not working. We'll be direct about whether we're the right fit.
