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Montana GIS Assessment: Utilizing Geographic Information for Statewide Advancement

This report, conducted by the Montana Base Map Service Center (BMSC) in June 11, 2009 and led by Robin Trenbeath, the Geographic Information Officer, provides insights from in-person interviews with 12 participating agencies. The assessment categorizes GIS usage into four levels: Primary, Heavy, Moderate, and Light. Key recommendations include customized agency strategies, fostering enterprise-wide GIS adoption, establishing a federated IT/GIS model, standardizing architecture, leveraging the GIS Portal at MSL, minimizing data redundancy, constructing a State Base Map, offering GIS web services, and hosting a State GIS Forum. For more information, feel free to ask questions or share comments.

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Montana GIS Assessment: Utilizing Geographic Information for Statewide Advancement

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  1. Montana Base Map Service Center (BMSC)ITB June 11, 2009 Robin Trenbeath Geographic Information Officer

  2. GIS Assessment Survey • In-person Interviews • 12 Agencies Participated • 4 Categories of GIS Usage • Primary • Heavy • Moderate • Light

  3. Recommendations • Agency Specific • Enterprise Wide

  4. Enterprise Wide • Build State IT/GIS Federated Model • Implement Standardized Architecture • Utilize the GIS Portal @ MSL • Reduce Data Redundancy • Create State Base Map • Develop GIS Web Services • Provide a State GIS Forum

  5. Questions? Comments?

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