May 6, 2009 By Chad Vander Veen
The first five parts of our exclusive interview with ESRI President and founder Jack Dangermond.
Dangermond on Proposed FedStat App
ESRI President Jack Dangermond discusses how GIS can keep stimulus spending transparent. Tracking Stimulus Money with GIS
ESRI President Jack Dangermond on how maps can follow the money.
Mapping out Smart Grids
ESRI President Jack Dangermond explains the role GIS is playing in modernizing the grid.
< Web-based Mapping
ESRI President Jack Dangermond weighs in on the impact Google and Microsoft have on professional GIS.
Moving ESRI to the Web
ESRI President Jack Dangermond on ESRI's move toward more Web-based mapping applications.
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