My bookshelf is chock-full of great stuff, many of the titles gathering dust… and so, I felt it was time to dust off something interesting and share with you a few details. Enter “Building a GIS System Architecture Design Strategies for Managers” by Dave Peters (ESRI Press 2008).
TOP 5 TIPS: Getting a Jump on IT Spending for 2010
A special article contribution on IT spending provided to us by Siamak Farah, CEO of InfoStreet, www.infostreet.com
NOCO Digital Gunslingers Get A Lesson on the New FTC Rules for Bloggers
Here in Fort Collins, Colorado we are treated each week to a casual, social media training session organized by Nick Armstrong of WTF Marketing (@imnickarmstrong) in what’s known as the Digital Gunslingers meet-up. This past week we were treated to a session organized by nick featuring local lawyer, Kevin Houchin who discussed the new FTC […]
GIS Alley GIS Day Event recap and NOCO GIS History from Carl Reed
It was great to have a chance to take in a local GIS event this week, thanks to the GIS Alley team and the local GIS user community here in Fort Collins and the NOCO Front Range. Last night in FT CO the first annual (we hope) GIS Day event organized by GIS Alley took […]
Notable Things Heard And Overheard At Location Intelligence #LI09
At this week’s Location Intel (LI) event in Westminster, Colorado put on by Directions Media a number of hot topics in the location-Intel space were discussed by a nice gathering of Geo professionals and visionaries harnessing the power of location for their applications and services.
Webinar – Learn How to Find Lost Projection Information, Automatically!
Blue Marble Geographics (www.bluemarblegeo.com) will offer a free web demonstration on October 8th at 11am EST on how to use the Blue Marble Desktop to find lost projection information in raster and vector files.