On May 22 2003, the British Columbia Chapter of the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association (URISA BC) hosted a breakfast seminar entitled:
Moving GIS into the Enterprise
Date: May 22 2003
Time: 8:30 am – 3:30 pm
Location: Ramada Plaza Conference Resort 10251 St. Edwards Drive, Richmond, BC
The purpose of the seminar was to explore how GIS applications are playing a role in both business and local government. This seminar explored the various aspects of integrating GIS into a corporation. Issues such as organizational structures, data models, software solutions, the usability of spatial applications and controlling digital data formats were presented in the morning. In the afternoon, a discussion panel of experienced processionals in the field of integration debated the hardware, software and people issues surrounding enterprise GIS.
By the resounding feedback we have received so far this event was successful in its purpose. We hope you gained some useful insight into what other users are doing with GIS and that you derived some value from attending, which you can in turn utilize in your workplace.
We have a dynamic lineup of speakers including:
- Welcome to Moving GIS into the Enterprise
Presented by Shawn McLeod, President URISA BC
- GIS Organizational Structures
Presented by Pierre Lemire, AutoDesk
- Spatial Database Modelling ‐ Different Options
Presented by Stewart Nimmo, Orbis Directions
- Business Process Re-Engineering, Getting the Most Out of Change
Presented by Andrew Walther, APW Engineering Inc
- The Digital Plan Submission Process
Presented by Karen Stewart and Peter Mueller, City of Surrey
- Usability and GIS: Optimizing Map Work in Municipalities
Presented by David Firman, Pacific Alliance Technologies
- Panel: Moving GIS into the Enterprise
Moderated by Brian Sameshima, City of Burnaby
- Panel: Moving GIS into the Enterprise
Presented by John Samulski, GDS & Associates Systems Ltd
- Panel: Moving GIS into the Enterprise
Presented by Bill Johnstone, Spatial Vision Group Inc
- Panel: Moving GIS into the Enterprise
Presented by Marc Weigel, The Tempest Development Group
- Panel: Moving GIS into the Enterprise
Presented by Frank Sciberras, City of Richmond
- Panel: Moving GIS into the Enterprise
Presented by Geoff Mitchell, Uplink Land Management Technologies