GTG’s GIS Strategic Implementation Plan gives the Town of Caledon a roadmap to a future where people, data, and systems work together to improve the operations of the government and enrich the lives of the citizens.
The City of Concord, CA, reached out to GTG for assistance with improving data accuracy in preparation for the transition to NG911.
Hyde County is also one of the most rural counties in North Carolina, and County staff recognized that geospatial asset management would significantly improve operations.
In 2022, the City of St. Paul, MN, Police Department (SPPD) recognized the urgent need to modernize its Geographic Information Systems (GIS) tools to strengthen its maritime domain awareness and operational efficiency. While SPPD had long utilized GIS for crime analysis, incident tracking, and resource deployment, the department faced significant challenges with its existing systems. Their custom-built crime analytics platform had reached end-of-life status, relying on outdated technology that was neither scalable nor efficient.
The Port of Tacoma, WA, issued a request for proposal (RFP) seeking a skilled partner to support its Enterprise GIS environment and diverse geospatial needs. As a critical trade gateway in the Pacific Northwest, the port plays a significant role in regional and global supply chains. Its robust GIS infrastructure is essential to managing logistics, asset tracking, and decision-making processes.
CHSR uses Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to manage critical aspects of rail planning, construction, and environmental monitoring. Geographic Technologies Group has played a vital role in updating and maintaining their GIS.
NCRR hired Geographic Technologies Group (GTG) to evaluate its existing GIS capabilities and identify opportunities for improvement.
Following the successful completion of a GIS Strategic Plan by Geographic Technologies Group (GTG), Tulare took steps to implement key recommendations outlined in the plan. One such initiative involved leveraging a State of California SB 2 Planning Grant, which is designed to help cities accelerate housing production and streamline the approval process for affordable housing development.
Wake County engaged Geographic Technologies Group (GTG) to conduct a Housing Affordability and Community Revitalization (HACR) Needs Assessment and provide technical consulting. This initiative stemmed from recommendations made in GTG's 2022 county-wide GIS Strategic Plan, which outlined a roadmap for enhancing GIS operations.
Port of Houston, TX, sought expertise to develop a vision and strategy for advancing its geospatial technology, particularly for asset management. After a competitive RFP, the Port selected GHD and GHD’s partner GTG to create a plan for Asset Management and Geospatial technologies.
