The Geospatial Information & Technology Association (GITA) recently announced the upcomming seminar - Geospatial 101, a live Webcast designed
to introduce the concepts and applications of geospatial information technology to newcomers to the industry. The 1½-hour
interactive program will cover the technology fundamentals as they relate to infrastructure, the key technological challenges to
consider when implementing a geographic information system (GIS), and a step-by-step project implementation process that
can ensure success.
Three industry leaders with decades of hands-on experience--Chuck Howard, President, Geographic Information
Technology; Peter Batty, Vice President, Technology, Smallworld Systems, Inc.; and Dan Bowditch, Vice President,
Westech Information Systems--will help you discover how this exciting technology can improve your bottom line while
dramatically increasing efficiency.
Date: Thursday, June 22, 2000
Time: 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Eastern
Fee: $75 for GITA individual members, $99 for nonmembers
Registration:
http://www.gita.org/events/webcast101.html
The seminar will answer the following questions:
· What is geospatial information technology?
· How can I use it?
· What can it do for me?
· How is it similar to and different from traditional IT?
· What steps do I need to follow in order to implement it?
What is a Webcast?
With just an Internet connection and a separate phone line, you can participate in this exciting educational event from the
comfort of your home or office. Simply log onto a special Web site and dial a toll-free number. You will view PowerPoint
slides on your Web browser as you listen to our seasoned presenters explain the concepts and benefits of geospatial
information technology. A special interactive chat feature allows you to type in questions to the presenters and receive an
immediate response.
Geospatial information technology promises to improve the way many knowledge workers perform their jobs. Take
advantage of our 23-year history of providing professional, unbiased education to learn how to harness this technology,
enhance your productivity, and benefit your organization through "the power of place."
Questions?
E-mail GITA Education Manager, Todd Moran, at tmoran@gita.org.