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Sunday, January 27, 2008
Can Both ArcGIS and Google Earth Coexist and Prosper?
Government Technology's (GovTech.com) Chad Vander Veen recently interviewed ESRI Founder Jack Dangermond with regards to where GIS technology stands today and where it is heading in the future as online mapping applications have gone mainstream in location based uses and search returns for a variety of audiences.
Read the full article, "ESRI Founder Jack Dangermond Predicts the Future of GIS", on GovTech's website.
Government Technology "provides information technology (IT) case studies, applications, news and best practices by and for international, state, city and county government. It also contains news of information technology events and other resources for managers, elected officials, chief information officers (CIOs) and technology staff at all levels of government."
Government Technology's (GovTech.com) Chad Vander Veen recently interviewed ESRI Founder Jack Dangermond with regards to where GIS technology stands today and where it is heading in the future as online mapping applications have gone mainstream in location based uses and search returns for a variety of audiences.
Read the full article, "ESRI Founder Jack Dangermond Predicts the Future of GIS", on GovTech's website.
Government Technology "provides information technology (IT) case studies, applications, news and best practices by and for international, state, city and county government. It also contains news of information technology events and other resources for managers, elected officials, chief information officers (CIOs) and technology staff at all levels of government."
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