How should GIS managers address ethical obligations to individuals and societies? With a GIS Code of Ethics.
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Thomas Fisher |Cuyahoga County, Ohio, has convinced 59 different entities—each with its own priorities—to adopt a collaborative geospatial ecosystem.
How to Build a GIS Movement
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Janine Latham |In emergency management, success isn’t about how much data gets processed; it’s about how well others see what GIS can do.
Leading Through Time and Technology
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Alex Harper |GIS is a leadership advantage. Leaders at all levels must embrace its potential and integrate GIS into every facet of decision-making.
How to Lead with GIS
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Tim Nolan |Develop a personal kanban—a productivity method that shows, visually, work that’s not started, work that’s underway, and work that’s done.
Visualize Your Work Like You Visualize Your Data
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Wendy Nelson |To better serve the global geospatial community, the organization is broadening its mission.
URISA Becomes the Geospatial Professional Network
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Scott Weisman |Retention establishes continuity, reduces the need to retrain, and allows employees’ capabilities build on one another.
How Tallahassee-Leon County Is Retaining Its GIS Employees
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Wendy Nelson |The cities of Frisco and Rockwall in Texas developed GIS-based systems to aid emergency response and share health inspection scores.
Award-Winning Government Agencies Deliver Results for Residents
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Nathan Heazlewood |While GIS is similar to other IT systems, it deals with spatial data. This adds a layer of complexity that must be considered.
When Developing Governance for GIS, Account for Its Distinct Characteristics
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Multiple Authors |The ArcGIS Architecture Center helps IT professionals make sure that their organization has the right resources for ArcGIS infrastructures.
Empowering IT Professionals with Architecture Patterns, Practices for ArcGIS
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Tom Scholten |An experienced data analyst provides tips and best practices for managing GIS workflows.
Managing GIS Workflows
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URISA’s Policy Advisory Committee |Join URISA’s Policy Advisory Committee, which monitors policies making their way through governments and often influences outcomes.
How to Help the GIS Profession Thrive