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Tuesday, April 17th 2001
by Bill Thoen

Think that old computer collecting dust has seen it’s glory days? You may be surprised to learn that these old junkers can be turned into GIS supercomputers.Bill Thoen explains.

Monday, April 16th 2001
by Directions Staff

Director of Technology Projects for Michael Baker Corporation.Jane provides insight into the use of GIS by HUD and the Department of Justice.

Monday, April 9th 2001
by John Maines

South Florida journalist builds affordable GIS system for large news operation

Friday, March 30th 2001
by Adena Schutzberg

A one-hour public television program spearheaded by GITA and funded by several GIS and technology companies.

Thursday, March 29th 2001
by Adena Schutzberg

John Sailor was a founding principal and Senior Vice-President of Boston-based Geonetics.

Tuesday, March 27th 2001
by Joseph Schwartz

Mapping software alone is useful in many applications and handheld GPS units are very popular with consumers, but the real power of these technologies emerges when they are integrated into geospatial analysis solutions

Tuesday, March 13th 2001
by Bill Huber

Directions Magazine Editor Bill Huber asked the Internet GIS community how much consultants charge for GIS services.He learned more than just the range of hourly rates.

Monday, March 12th 2001
by Adena Schutzberg

There are plenty of geographic search engines to choose from.Find out what separates Lasoo.com from the crowd.

Monday, March 5th 2001
by Directions Staff

GIS Processor and Technician for TerraPoint LLC

Thursday, March 1st 2001
by Joseph Schwartz

Lack of compatibility has stalled the widespread implementation of wireless data services.A wireless MS Windows could be the answer.

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