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E-book Profiles How GIS Technology Improves Health Care Industry

May 8, 2014 By Editor

A new resource from American Sentinal University ‘The State of the Modern Health Care Industry in the 21st Century: Technology and Business Intelligence Leads the Way,’ profiles the tech shifts in health care and offers an inside look into how geographic information systems (GIS) can be applied into health care organizations and the industry’s growing need for […]

Filed Under: Books, Career Tips, education, employment Tagged With: careers, employment

Stop Talking, Start Communicating – Four Tips for Delivering Bad News

January 16, 2014 By Editor

I’ve always been a fan of the popular Business books, particularly the ones that focus on professional development. Stop Talking, Start Communicating is a new title that can help you deal with delivering bad new. According to the author, leaders and otherwise successful people will go to great lengths to avoid doing this. For example, you might […]

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Self Publishing Tip – APE the Book

January 7, 2014 By Editor

The New Year is a great time to make plans for the year ahead, either for personal or business goals. Case in point, have you ever thought about self publishing a book? I’m pretty sure you have… well, thanks to Guy Kawasaki it may not be as daunting of a task that you may think […]

Filed Under: Books, Lists Tagged With: ebook

Thinking About GIS, the Fifth Time!

September 23, 2013 By Editor

Yes indeed, once again you can start thinking about GIS… Obviously, what I’m talking about is the 5th edition of one of the most popular GIS / GeoTech books to ever hit the market, Thinking About GIS authored by Roger Tomlinson and published by Esri Press. The fifth edition has been updated with new resources […]

Filed Under: Books, education, ESRI

Twelve Not-So-Obvious Tips to Help Small Business Owners Prosper

March 11, 2013 By Editor

Here’s something for the night table and a little late night reading… Starting a small business is hard work. Joseph Callaway has been there, and he shares twelve unexpected tactics—all centered on putting clients first—that will help your company to succeed. In his book he touches on Twelve Not-So-Obvious Tips to Help Small Business Owners […]

Filed Under: Books, business

Dev Tip – Python Scripting for ArcGIS

January 11, 2013 By Editor

Python is indeed a hot topic and having Python skills can really help kickstart your career in GIS and programming, particularly for the recent grad. One of the most popular features we rolled out over the past few months on GISuser was a piece on Python that highlighted some developer resources, tips, and suggested tutorials […]

Filed Under: Books, developer, ESRI

Earth – The $100,000 150kg Platinum Edition World Record Atlas @Earthplatinum

May 17, 2012 By Editor

What weighs in at over 150kg, is valued at more than $100,000 and has broken a 350 year old Guiness World Record? If you guess a massive Atlas then you’d be correct! Yes indeed, Earth: Platinum Edition Atlas created by 90 dedicated cartographers over a four year period with the help of Esri Technology now […]

Filed Under: arcgis, Books

International Perspectives on Teaching and Learning with GIS (Kerski et al)

October 19, 2011 By Editor

Congrats go out to Joseph J. Kerski, Ph.D., Education Manager at Esri, and periodic contributor of articles to GISuser, on the publication of  the International Perspectives on GIS in secondary schools book. This, the first publication to collate a broad international perspective on the pedagogical value of GIS technology in classrooms, offers an unprecedented range […]

Filed Under: Books, education

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