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Infrastructure Recommendations for an ESRI and IBM Geographic Information System

Overview IBM has industry-leading information technology project management and systems integration capabilities necessary to deliver complex end-to-end solutions. Enterprise GIS is now frequently perceived as an information technology challenge, and IBM is well positioned to help organizations address Enterprise GIS business problems. ESRI is an industry leader in Geographic Information Systems and has been rewarded with a market-share leadership position. ESRI technology is used today to solve critical business problems for customers in industries such as government, utilities, retail, banking, insurance, oil and gas, transportation, and health.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	PDF
Date Published	November 2004
Format	White Papers
Topics	GPS - GIS, Mobile - Wireless Communications, Database Management

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