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BsmartGIS
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CartoDB
199 views|153 comparisons
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6th
out of 7 in Geographic Information Systems
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3rd
out of 7 in Geographic Information Systems
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199
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153
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Overview

bSmart GIS is a commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) web-based OGC (Open Geospatial Consortium) compliant GIS application software for Utilities like Electricity,Water,Gas, Telecommunication and Renewable Energy.

CARTO is an open source software built on PostGIS and PostgreSQL. The tool uses JavaScript extensively in the front end web application, back end Node.js based APIs, and for client libraries. CARTO consists of two primary offerings. CARTO Builder is a web-based drag and drop analysis tool for analysts and business users to discover and predict key insights from location data. Unleash the power of location intelligence with self-service, actionable applications you can share across your organization. CARTO Engine empowers your organization with scalable analysis and enrichment solutions you can fully embed on your web and mobile apps.
Sample Customers
KSEB, Chamundeshwari electricity supply company
Google, NYC, Twitter, WSJ, BBVA

BsmartGIS is ranked 6th in Geographic Information Systems while CartoDB is ranked 3rd in Geographic Information Systems. BsmartGIS is rated 0.0, while CartoDB is rated 0.0. On the other hand, BsmartGIS is most compared with , whereas CartoDB is most compared with ESRI ArcGIS and Mapbox.

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