ikeGPS describes Spike mobile solution at FedGIS 2016

By Art KalinskiPublished April 18, 2016

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Ben Soliday of ikeGPS describes Spike, a remote data capture and measurement solution for the smartphone or tablet. He was interviewed by GeoIntelligence Insider columnist Art Kalinski for Geospatial Solutions at the Esri Federal GIS Conference, held Feb. 24-25 in Washington, D.C.

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