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Now is the time to invest in mobile workforce scheduling and optimization solutions! With the ever-increasing cost of deploying a mobile workforce and industry analysts predicting gas prices to exceed $4/gallon this year, more companies than ever are seeking mobile workforce optimization solutions.
Mobile workforce and field-based service delivery organizations can save time and money using workforce scheduling solutions from Oracle. Nokia Location & Commerce is providing NAVTEQ maps to enable accurate routing in the solution.
The Oracle Real-time Scheduler is a stand-alone modular workforce optimization and scheduling solution that can be integrated into Oracle applications to ensure that field personnel are at the right place and time, with the right tools and skills. The Oracle solution continuously optimizes up to the point of dispatch and arrival, and includes street-level routing with NAVTEQ maps.
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Workforce managers and geospatial professionals in the utilities and telecom industries, or any field service organization
Case studies from the City of Boston, Ordnance Survey and others
Is your geospatial data outdated or obsolete? Is your data unreliable or inaccurate? Is poor data quality impacting your business? If you answered yes to any of these questions, your data needs to be streamlined, which requires cleaning, updating and improving. Governments as well as energy and mining companies that have redundant or poor quality data are realizing this could be stifling their competitiveness.
Join us to learn about how Infotech has helped government organizations like the City of Boston and the Ordnance Survey, as well as private companies, deal with their data challenges.
Today there is an increasing desire for “high quality” data to make more effective business decisions. In this webinar, the Infotech team will discuss some of the projects in which we are involved to improve data, enhance quality assurance processes, and manage data effectively – with clients in mining, energy and government.
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Together, they will show how we have and are continuing to help other government, mining, and energy companies improve their data efficiently by providing the best practices for data quality and managing critical business information.
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CEO, directors, managers, decision makers and technical personnel within the mining, energy and government industries
The webinars will cover the application of geospatial software and data bases to all phases of the real estate investment cycle -- including not only how geospatial technologies have been successfully used by others but also recommendations for developing products and services for as yet unfulfilled GIS demand within the industry.
Among the real estate functions to be examined: residential and commercial brokerage, appraisal/assessment, highest and best use/due diligence, private and public sector real estate development, mortgage underwriting and re-underwriting, retail site selection and network optimization, corporate real estate, investment management for pension funds and other institutional investors, Wall Street applications (e.g., with REITs), and more.
3. PROPERTY ACQUISITION
OnStar is the largest telematics solution provider on the globe, with 6 million subscribers in North America and abroad. OnStar uses situational awareness and real-time analysis to deliver fast, accurate emergency services to its customers. At the core of this solution is an Oracle Spatial-based analytical server that supports Google Earth visualization and NAVTEQ data. With this system, OnStar gains better understanding of customer use and behavior and better insight during emergency situations. In hurricanes, wildfires and other disasters, OnStar has developed early warning capabilities for use in near real-time. It can then manage call center resources based on anticipated call volumes and ultimately develop more effective new processes and services.
Learn from OnStar how the company uses Oracle Spatial to deliver insight, performance and scalability.
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This webinar is appropriate for CIOs, business and technical managers and analysts involved in the design and management of enterprise systems where spatial analysis can add insight and value to business processes.
This webinar is targeted to geospatial data analysts who incorporate remotely sensed imagery into their workflows. Having separate GIS, photogrammetry and remote sensing workflows only partially addresses the need for creating, maintaining, sharing and using geospatial data.
Intergraph and ERDAS have combined GeoMedia and ERDAS IMAGINE to deliver a comprehensive suite of GIS analysis and data management capabilities, coupled with image processing. The combination delivers what geospatial professionals have wanted for a long time: seamless integration of vector and raster data. This stronger, more streamlined geospatial workflow combines the strengths of GeoMedia’s extensive querying capabilities with ERDAS IMAGINE’S library of image manipulation features to help the analyst with true spatial insights.
Work began on this combined offering when ERDAS recently became an Intergraph brand. Users can leverage both products in unison to manage the demand for more data, more analysis and more effective results.
During this webinar, we will show the benefits of this cohesive image processing and GIS product pairing, focusing on workflows that can process large volumes of imagery, precision terrain data and vector-based geospatial information to update GIS and CAD resources.
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This webinar is targeted to those who need to use GIS and image processing in their workflow, or anyone who manages or supports professionals who need to do so.
The webinars will cover the application of geospatial software and data bases to all phases of the real estate investment cycle -- including not only how geospatial technologies have been successfully used by others but also recommendations for developing products and services for as yet unfulfilled GIS demand within the industry.
Among the real estate functions to be examined: residential and commercial brokerage, appraisal/assessment, highest and best use/due diligence, private and public sector real estate development, mortgage underwriting and re-underwriting, retail site selection and network optimization, corporate real estate, investment management for pension funds and other institutional investors, Wall Street applications (e.g., with REITs), and more.
4. ONGOING PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
The city of Lewisville, Texas – population 100,000 – will be featured on this webinar that addresses how Technology Projects Manager Jason Kirkland is deploying cutting edge technologies such as Google Apps and Google Maps to come up with new workflows that allow city police and fire, council and other departments to collaborate more efficiently. Jason was named a Google “Government Transformer” for these efforts.
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More information coming soon!
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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.