We can’t say the extra day we had in February is the sole reason we can share so many great updates with you, but it didn’t hurt. Here’s a little roundup of some of the projects we have been working on or will be soon.
The City of Bandon is transitioning to the program we designed specifically for its coastal utility needs. We are excited to see the electric utility team more efficiently handle data collection, visualization, inventory tracking/reporting, and field staking.
We kicked off a new project with our friends at the Port of Portland this week. We’ll be providing the Port with an evaluation of the GIS team’s existing suite of applications and technologies. We’ll also assess the alignment of resources to their strategic goals, evaluate strengths and weaknesses, and work with the Port to revise a technical roadmap for their portfolio. Stay tuned for updates!
We've just put a newly redesigned data replication solution in place for a long-time client, and the improvements are immediately apparent to all involved. Hundreds of folks in their mobile workforce are getting their data reliably, and the back office support team has a suite of resources for system monitoring and alerting. Here’s a behind-the-scenes shot of us working to wrap up the work at a Friday night pizza party.
We've finished our work supporting the John Day Basin Partnership on an uplands restoration prioritization project. You can catch the whole scoop on our LinkedIn or Instagram.
We have recently completed a GIS Program Maturity Assessment for the City of Forest Grove, Oregon. The 360-degree review of their program enabled our team to present the City with scores across a series of standard metrics used to characterize the maturity of a public sector GIS program. The City is now taking action to improve its program by implementing a set of prioritized recommendations provided with our final report.
We’re heading to Palm Springs for the Esri Partner Conference this weekend. Nineteen years into our partnership, there are a lot of familiar faces to catch up with, both on the Esri side and among colleagues who share our enthusiasm for geospatial science.
Did something on this list inspire you? We’d love to help you with your maturity assessment, a migration to the Utility Network, or an update from ArcMap to ArcGIS (security patches end this month!). If you need GIS consulting, a web application for your GIS data, or just want to talk about ideas, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re here!