Woodward I.T. Customers: Omnilink

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	Woodward IT is one of the partners of Omnilink Pty Ltd and is used to sub-contract to some of their customers in New South Wales and Victoria to aid in GIS development and training.
	June 2002: Woodward IT was used to develop an application for the Councillors of Manningham City Council in Victoria. Known as the Manningham Perspective it's purpose is to provide the display and query of map information on laptops without the need for proprietary GIS software. The application natively reads and displays ESRI shape files, as well as orthorectified images in an ArcImage Catalogue. It is also integrated with a snapshot of the parcel database to allow the user to search for properties by address or owner name.
	May/June 2001: Woodward IT was contracted to work on the WAMS Asset Management project for the Department of Education in NSW. The project was too reimplement a Unix Genius solution into a Windows environment. My involvement was on the map creation and application functionality to do with student address location, business locations and room usage and industry thematic mapping. The process involved creating point maps for students attending schools, 450,000 TAFE student locations, and 500,000+ business locations. These locations had to be guaged by using the street centre-line network for the state and the entire DCDB for the state. Businesses had to be located according to their address and the ANZSIC codes that they fell into. The data was created so as to answer queries such as show me all the business locations involved in Agriculture or Manufacturing, or display all the TAFE students attending these colleges enrolled in courses relating to hospitality.
	Through Omnilink WIT has completed many projects at Sutherland Shire Council including their GIS internet tool GISWeb. You can read about a list of the projects completed at Sutherland here.
	Woodward IT has provided ad-hoc GenaMap training and support to Camden Council on behalf of Omnilink.