Certainly maps are currently being served up through a browser environment, but often the connection with the user is lost. The person that develops the application predetermines these restrictions. OnPoint is very different. With Onpoint, every browser user has total control over what he or she wants to see. So, through the browser users will get a list of all the data sets that are available within an organization.
Users then choose what they want to see and what they want to label.
Both of these features are independent of one another. They may want everything that is displayed also labeled, but it is not necessary. Users can also choose when they want to see it and when they want to label it. You are also given the choice as to how you would like to label something. One user may want to label airports by capacity, and another user may want to label them simply by name.