CartoDB - The Proven Path forward for Google Maps Engine Users
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The migration from GME to CartoDB is incredibly easy. Organizations ready to make the switch can maintain the same great platform and elements that make cartography and data visualization great.
CartoDB guarantees the type of flexible scaling that meets even the most demanding enterprise needs. CartoDB can sit on top of the Google Maps platform and perform well no matter how much data you upload and which device you view your maps with. CartoDB supports vector and raster data, has a powerful styling language, a rich set of REST APIs, and is designed to perform under heavy usage without map view limits.
To receive an invitation to our upcoming webinars beginning August 2015 and learn more about the power of CartoDB as a replacement to Google Maps Engine, please complete the form on this page.
Happy data mapping!
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