A GIS leader is usually not associated with a specific job description, position, or title. They can be a manager, analyst, technician, administrator, developer, programmer, or specialist. They lead by example and serve as a partner and adviser who refines and enhances GIS business processes.
If you lead a GIS team—or aspire to—view this recording; it will benefit current and future GIS managers, business and technology strategists, and decision-makers.
In this session we covered the following:
Solutions that solve complex geospatial problems
Value of domain expertise
How to establish a GIS vision, design a road map to get there, and lead the organization on the journey
Here a links to resources that were discussed in this session:
