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DESCRIPTION:Pacific Spatial Solutions (PSS)\, founded in Tokyo in 2012\, bu
 ilds its business around open geospatial standards and open source softwar
 e rather than in spite of them. As an OGC member\, our team also contribut
 es directly to the community — from OGC/CityGML data pipelines for Japan
 's Project PLATEAU to a widely used Japanese QGIS textbook co-authored by 
 our CEO and a director.\n\nThat same philosophy shapes our product lineup.
  Fully open-source CesiumJS and TerriaJS power Japan's national 3D city mo
 del viewer and Tokyo's Digital Twin. Around that open core\, we partner de
 liberately with tools that strengthen the ecosystem rather than compete wi
 th it: FME converts hundreds of municipal datasets into OGC standards\; Fe
 lt — QGIS's flagship sponsor — maintains Tippecanoe and funds PMTiles/
 Protomaps\; Fused builds its serverless spatial analysis on DuckDB and H3\
 ; CARTO\, a core PostGIS contributor\, open-sources its Analytics Toolbox.
 \n\nIn five minutes\, we'll share what more than a decade of treating open
  standards and open source as a growth strategy\, not a cost\, has meant f
 or our business — and what we've learned along the way.
DTSTAMP:20260917T145407Z
LOCATION:Phoenix Hall
SUMMARY:Open at the Core: Building a Geospatial Business With the Open Sour
 ce Community - Hajime Ise\, Hiroo Imaki
URL:https://talks.osgeo.org/foss4g-2026/talk/XGTMCJ/
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