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New Member of Staff for STAR-APIC
15 April 2008, 8:40am
Following a highly successful year in 2007, STAR-APIC UK has appointed Stuart Miller as Commercial Manager to further develop new business and markets. He will concentrate particularly on the latest Mercator software for high quality map production. Mercator is used by major mapping organisations around the world including the Ordnance Survey, AA, Philip's and the RAF. The new Mercator DB software allows users of Oracle databases to produce the highest quality map output.
Stuart has more than 20 years experience in mapping and geo-spatial technology having previously worked with Tenet Technology, Inovas, Laser-Scan, Reed Elsevier (Philip's) and APIC SA.
Jean Gabriel, CEO of the STAR-APIC group comments, "I am delighted to welcome Stuart to STAR-APIC. His experience and knowledge will be invaluable to the Group".
Tom Timms, UK Director added, "Stuart has outstanding credentials, and first hand experience of our software. We are very pleased to welcome him back".
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