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How to Sponsor a Podcast
Directions Media will produce an "advertorial" podcast on your behalf during which we will record an audio interview of your selected staff member(s) on topics of your choice. We will work with you to decide on appropriate topics and themes. This podcast, which will be clearly identified as advertorial in nature, will be highlighted in our sponsor section on our website. At completion, you own the podcast. We encourage you to use internal means to get the word out about the podcast, which can be used as part of your marketing material or Web-based promotions. Production of the podcast includes staging the audio, introductory music, editing, advertising in our newsletters and hosting in our sponsor section of Directions Magazine. We will work with your team on the broadcast, and archive the podcast for a six-month period. We can deliver the final edited version of the podcast to you and you are welcome to host the podcast wherever might be appropriate for your purposes. For details on cost, scheduling and planning, contact us at ads@directionsmag.com.
This podcast, sponsored by ITT Visual Information Solutions, discusses the increased availability of imagery, and how advances in remote sensing technology used to process and analyze imagery benefits users. Shari Darnell of ITT interviews Richard Cooke, president of the company to get an update on the trends in imagery applications and the explosion of new users who now have access to a variety of remotely sensed data and the rise of enterprise geospatial applications.
Rob Shanks, Senior Product Manager for ArcGIS Online, discusses the improvements to the new version of ArcGIS Online, which makes sharing GIS content over the Web easier than ever. Published July 2, 2009
Intergraph representatives introduce Intergraph's Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) offerings. Topics include the business needs for SDI, what makes up an SDI, the importance of industry standards (OGC/ISO/INSPIRE) in SDIs and some early SDI implementations. On the panel are:
David Holmes - Strategic Marketing Director
Johann Jessenk - Government & Transportation Industry Manager
Roger Harwell - GeoMedia Web Product Manager
Ken Hodges, Nielsen Claritas' Chief Demographer, discusses the American Community Survey (ACS) and the differences in the type of data that it will provide, how to interpret the data and its importance in providing current demographic information.
Using state-of-the-art applied demography for small area demographic estimates, Ken Hodges, Nielsen Claritas' Chief Demographer, talks about the methodology used to compile data to measure rapid growth areas.
Lynn Wombold, Chief Demographer and Data Development Team Manager with ESRI, provides valuable insight on how demographic trends, such as housing, income, and employment, are impacting the U.S. population. Published June 24, 2009
Shelli Stockton, Industry Manager of Facilities Management at ESRI, previews the facilities management events and activities at the 2009 ESRI International User Conference.
Christopher Thomas, government industry solutions manager at ESRI, discusses how government organizations can better manage their fleets using ArcLogistics, ESRI's routing and scheduling solution.
Christophe Charpentier, product manager at ESRI, discusses the latest version of ESRI StreetMap Premium, an enhanced street dataset that works with ArcGIS Server or ArcGIS Desktop to provide geocoding, routing, and high-quality cartographic display.
Jian Lange, ArcPad product manager, and Elvin Slavik, lead ArcPad developer, talk about new capabilities, performance improvements, and quality enhancements in ArcPad 8.
Jack Levis, is known to many readers as “the UPS guy” in the Penn State Public Broadcasting production The Geospatial Revolution. He gave the opening keynote at this year's Location Intelligence Conference in Washington, DC. He basically backed up his now-famous quip about how UPS used to be a trucking company that used technology, but is now a technology company that happens to use trucks. He reviewed what analytics are by...