This conference focuses on how corporations and government can make and save money with location technology. The conference attracts chief information offices, business process managers and users of geospatial information solutions and data, enabling location technologies, and mobile/wireless location services. The conference strives to bring together vendors and users of location technology to discuss the impact on enterprise computing systems in retail, banking, finance, insurance, real estate, transportation, government and telecommunications. The event serves a growing need for business-to-business networking as well as understanding the needs of the technology user. View the Location Intelligence website.
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The Appalachian Ohio Geospatial Data Partnership (AOGDP) is a coalition of counties, regional and state agencies, and the private sector, formed to support the advancement of the use of GIS in southeastern Ohio. One of the founding partners, Thomas Fisher, who is also the Information Systems and Technology manager for the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District, describes how and why the partnership was formed.