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Today's competitive business environment has required organizations to become more diligent about their Information Technology (IT) investments. Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) are no different.
This has meant that business units advocating or using GIS must now compete for their share of a limited, and often shrinking, capital IT budget.
Are you also facing these common challenges?
- Competing with other departments/initiatives to secure an appropriate share of IT related budget
- Having to prove the real (quantified) value of an GIS-related investment to secure budget sign-off
- Seeking to more effectively prioritize GIS-related investments based on the value delivered to the business
- Seeking ways to decompose complex GIS programs into manageable components so you can deliver them successfully and in planned stages
- Struggling with the delivering of a growing portfolio of complex GIS-enabled initiatives
- Being challenged to make a visible and tangible impact to the business, not just meeting project milestones
EUCI has developed a mission critical event based out of the need for efficiency in your GIS system. The "GIS: Real Business Value" conference will bring you face-to-face with GIS experts who will deliver tangible take-home answers to more effectively secure GIS-related budget; and utilize your GIS, Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) and Data Management tools.
Recent global financial implications along with your long term sustainable business practices need to be considered with equal weight. Attend GIS: Real Business Value and discover first hand:
- Building an Return on Investment (ROI) driven Enterprise GIS Strategy & Business Case
- Outsourcing
- Best Practices for successful GIS Delivery
- Utilizing GIS and LIDAR Effectively for Project Managing, Energy Discovery and Regulatory Compliance
- Benchmarking your GIS Performance to Build a Sustainable Data Lifecycle
- Analysis of Leading GIS Platforms and Technologies
- Deploying Advanced Siting Process Automation
- Developing a Plan for Next-Generation GIS Architecture
- Best Practices for Field Force Automation
- Leading your GIS Team with Efficiency
- Data Interoperability
- Back-Office Server Configurations
- The Future of GIS Integration
Who Should Attend Realizing Tangible Business Value from GIS focuses on two main industry delegate profiles
Management:
Within the management category it is critical that revenue is not lost on data related projects and that you are using the most tools available to you. The employees that are interested in reducing costs, maintaining their current data management staff, and proving the effectiveness of your team are:
- IT Supervisors
- GIS Management team members
- Lead Data Architects
- Professionals & Senior Business Development Personnel
Process:
Within the process category you will be the first-hand implementation experts with immediate knowledge of issues, data loss, time loss, effective results and analysis. This conference will give you the knowledge needed to perform your job at a higher-level while also delivering take-home analysis of emerging techniques, efficient processes with an emphasis on organized data, and insight into what potential issues may arise. Some job titles would include:
- GIS Analyst
- Field GIS Personnel
- GIS Technician
- GIS Coordinator
Learning Outcomes - Identify and develop a benefits-focused Enterprise GIS Strategy & Business Case that proves the ROI of applying geospatial technology to your organization
- Construct a clear understanding of proper GIS tools, applications and processes that will increase profit through better margins
- Compose your internal harmonization efforts to finish your project ahead of schedule
- Formulate plans of success based upon your specific needs, by using proven best practices within commodity industries
- Analyze first hand information about emerging breakthroughs in technologies that will reduce your time needed for each project
Requirements for Successful Completion of Program Participants must sign in/out each day and be in attendance for the entirety of the course to be eligible for continuing education credit. Instructional Methods Case Studies, PowerPoint Presentations, Classroom Exercises. Continuing Education Credits: EUCI is authorized by IACET to offer up to 0.5 CEUs for this program.
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