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GIS Provides the Geographic Advantage For Improved Service Delivery in Denver “DenverGIS provides enterprise-class services to our internal and external customers and plays a leadership role in Denver’s technology strategy.” Michael Locatis, Chief Information Officer, City and County of Denver DenverGIS serves criminal offense data over the Web as part of its service delivery goals to keep citizens better informed. DenverGIS is the centralized geographic information system (GIS) department for the city and county of Denver. It uses ESRI’s ArcGIS® software to provide GIS services that are aligned with the mayor’s service delivery goals. More than 34 city and county departments use the GIS for applications to generate a real return on investment. Applications range from tax assessment, community planning and development, and public works to public safety. Visit www.denvergov.org/gis. Beneﬁts realized by using GIS • Improved cross-department communication • Better customer service • Easier access to documents • Improved decision making • Elimination of duplicate map maintenance and records • Improved integration with existing enterprise applications • Effective tools for cost and feasibility analysis • Better access to information on public safety programs Find out how you can get the geographic advantage. Contact ESRI today. 3D view of downtown Denver’s infrastructure from an underground perspective ESRI—The GIS Company™ 1-888-603-3207 www.esri.com/localgov info@esri.com “GIS and related Web services are integral to daily business operations, strategic decision making, public communication and provide the foundation for the implementation of Denver’s 311 service delivery.” David Luhan, GIS Manager, DenverGIS Join Our Growing Government Team www.esri.com/careers/govt Copyright © 2007 ESRI. All rights reserved. The ESRI globe logo, ESRI, The Geographic Advantage, ESRI—The GIS Company, ArcGIS, www.esri.com, and @esri.com are trademarks, registered trademarks, or service marks of ESRI in the United States, the European Community, or certain other jurisdictions. Other companies and products mentioned herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective trademark owners. http://www.denvergov.org/gis http://esri.com http://www.esri.com/localgov http://www.esri.com/careers/govt http://esri.com

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Government Technology - March 2008 Contents Point of View Big Picture The Last Mile On the Scene Four Questions for... Top 25 Doers, Dreamers and Drivers Let's [Not] Get Physical No Data Left Behind Conservation King Community Drug Test Reinventing the System Better Late Than Never Closing the Deal Spectrum Products Personal Computing signal:noise Digital Communities The Expanding Focus of Digital Communities The Digital Imperative Hot Fusion Redefining Municipal Wireless Made in the USA Bridge Detectives The 2008 Agenda

Government Technology - March 2008

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