The City of Mississauga has allocated a large number of resources to the economic development projects with the goal of expanding the successes related to existing industries and infrastructure. The City sought the support of GTG to plan and implement a three-pronged approach to GIS implementation for economic development.
The five-year GIS plan is detailed and serves to enable the City to align GIS efforts with Council goals and ensure that the very best data and geospatial services are available to staff and residents.
Of their 14 square miles, The City of South Portland maintains over 350 acres of parks, recreational facilities, trails, and coastline. As part of their initiative to elevate their Parks and Recreation operations, the city decided to employ GIS services and reached out to GTG.
The Public Works Agency of Qatar, Ashghal, is a long-time user of GIS technology. Ashghal is responsible for the construction and maintenance of local parks, roads, and drainage systems, along with highways and public buildings such as mosques, schools, hospitals, and health centers for the entire country of Qatar.
For over four decades, the region has focused on optimizing resources through regional technology efforts. A focus of this regionalization has been Geographic Information Systems (GIS).
Moore officials decided to replace their CAD and RMS software and required a robust Esri-based mapping component for their Dispatch and Crime Analysis units. The project involved the conversion of several years of data; the installation and implementation of the software; and administrative and end-user training and on-going support.
As the City of Berkeley worked to build their Resilience strategy, which included the goal to “excel at working together within city government to better serve the community,” City staff soon realized that their Enterprise GIS needed an upgrade.
GTG performed a detailed needs assessment of RIS-OSMP to evaluate existing workflows and provide a clear understanding of the outcomes needed, wanted, and expected of RIS.
The City of Broken Arrow Parks Locator won first Place in the Best Map Gallery — voted by SCAUG conference attendees — because of its overall visual appeal and use of data.
The Colony has the challenge of managing its assets and educating the community about the wealth of parks and recreation opportunities in their area.
