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We have just released Caspio Map Mashup version 7 (beta). The new mashup is a step-by-step wizard that generates ready-to-deploy code. Many of the frequently requested features are included and can make your maps a lot more interesting and feature-rich.
Today, the City of Thousand Oaks won the 2012 “Best of California” Award for their cloud database applications created by a volunteer intern.
University of Southern California graduate student intern Justin Baker developed California’s first fully automated city-wide Green Business Certification Program, and the City was awarded in the Green IT category at the [...]
Why was “Section 508 compliance” built into the recent Caspio Bridge 6.6 update? Imagine surfing the web with your eyes closed. All of a sudden, those little things you take for granted — like quickly scanning a table for information, making [...]
The recent launch of Texas Tribune’s Data Library is a great example of how media and government clients are utilizing Caspio Bridge to publish databases and share engaging web [...]
Georgia Criminal Justice Coordinating Council successfully uses Caspio Bridge to quickly launch an extensive online application for managing grant funding.
The U.S. Postal Service is onboard with Obama’s cloud computing initiative, recently signing an enterprise agreement with Caspio. USPS manages 34,000 retail locations and delivers to every address in the nation – but unlike other government agencies, it doesn’t rely on tax dollars to pay for operating expenses.
Now it’s Caspio’s turn to deliver. Our [...]
The Obama administration recently presented its plans to utilize cloud computing to reduce federal IT costs, accelerate innovation, and democratize data. The shift to hosted information management will allow the U.S. government to free up some of the $76 billion it currently spends on IT, $19 billion of which is [...]
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