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Building a GIS: System Architecture Design Strategies for Managers
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Launching a geographic information system (GIS) involves more than investing in GIS software and a bank of computers. Organizations must first design the system infrastructure, a process succinctly spelled out in Building a GIS: System Architecture Design Strategies for Managers, new from ESRI Press.The system architecture design methodology in this book has already led to thousands of successful GIS deployments by ESRI customers over the last two decades.
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Planning ahead before investing in a geographic information system saves money and reduces risk, but how can you know which system infrastructure is right for your company? The innovative Capacity Planning Tool included on the book's accompanying CD will increase the likelihood of success by establishing a framework of setting performance targets and validating that these targets are met throughout GIS deployment. Building a GIS: System Architecture Design Strategies for Managers will challenge the way you think about managing your IT operations and will provide software developers with a better understanding of the performance and scalability of their products. Building a GIS is an essential companion piece to Roger Tomlinson's Thinking About GIS, Third Edition. Together, these books are targeted to help organizations implement, integrate, and scale up a GIS at a lesser cost.
About the Author:
Dave Peters joined ESRI as manager of the Systems Integration Department, responsible for turnkey system developments. For nearly 20 years, he has worked at ESRI, helping customers, colleagues, and test teams develop a hardware/software selection and implementation model that works for even the largest enterprise GIS deployments. He established ESRI System Design Consulting Services in 1992 and wrote the white paper System Design Strategies. In addition, he developed and teaches the ESRI training class System Architecture Design Strategies worldwide.
2008 - 302 pages
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