AtlasAlive is a hosted service by MapServing built on AltasAlive - the 'geo-hosting' framework for publishing GIS maps and vertical applications easily to the internet.
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AtlasAlive is built on the Manifold™ framework and can publish Manifold map files natively. Translations from most common GIS map formats, image libraries and native access to many spatial databases can be achieved with relative ease. These include ESRI™, MapInfo™, Oracle Spatial™, DB2™, MS SQL™, MrSid™, ECW™, along with a myriad of others. Click Here to Learn More about AtlasAlive.

Publishing full-featured GIS maps to the internet becomes as easy as uploading a file to a website -- no programming required!
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Highlights include an intuitive set of navigation tools, a robust query engine, collaboration features, semi-transparent overlays and the ability to publish as many maps as your subscription supports. In four simple steps, you can publish your GIS map to the web and experience a higher level of collaboration. Click Here to see some real world solutions.

Intuitive Interface: The Flash-based interface is intuitive and has been designed for all users to be up-and-running in no time.
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Any user with access to the internet and one of the major browsers can view the map, perform complex queries, overlay custom layers, link to web services, and place notes and comments for review.

Vertical Application Ready: AtlasAlive on demand can be easily extended with custom modules for vertical markets.
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MapServing's AtlasAlive on demand system can be easily extended with custom modules for work management, fleet management, emergency management, and any kind of map-based collaboration. Click Here to see some real world solutions.

Cloud/Grid Compute Platform: The service is hosted on a robust,
scalable and completely fault tolerant platform.
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MapServing's AtlasAlive on demand subscription service is hosted on a 64 bit Grid/Cloud platform, which means that we can scale our infrastructure rapidly without affecting system uptime. Additional servers, storage and memory are all at our fingertips.