2016 gisco track: deploying an enterprise gis for the town of snowmass village by matthew mc lamb and chase anderson
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The document summarizes the deployment of an enterprise GIS system for the Town of Snowmass Village. The goals were to go paperless, improve customer service and accessibility of public documents, and break down departmental silos. Peak Performance Imaging Solutions implemented a Laserfiche document management system integrated with the town's GIS. This allows accessing building, planning and plat files from the GIS website for any parcel in town. Products included Laserfiche Avante or Rio, Public Portal, GIS, and a data source to create over 11,000 folders and subfolders linked to parcel numbers.
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2018 GIS in Emergency Management: Denver Office of Emergency Management Overview
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2018 GIS in the Rockies Vendor Showcase (Th): The Data Driven Government
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2018 GIS in the Rockies Vendor Showcase (Th): ERDAS Imagine What's New and Ti...
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2018 GIS in Recreation: The Latest Trail Technology Crowdsourcing Maps and Apps
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2018 GIS in the Rockies: Riparian Shrub Assessment of the Mancos River Canyon...
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2018 GIS in the Rockies PLSC Track: Turning Towards the Future
2018 GIS in the Rockies PLSC Track: Turning Towards the Future
2018 GIS in the Rockies PLSC Track: Grid to Ground NATRF2022
2018 GIS in the Rockies PLSC Track: Grid to Ground NATRF2022
2018 GIS in Development: USGS and Citizen Science Success and Enhancements fo...
2018 GIS in Development: USGS and Citizen Science Success and Enhancements fo...
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2016 gisco track: deploying an enterprise gis for the town of snowmass village by matthew mc lamb and chase anderson
- 1. Deploying an Enterprise GIS for the Town of Snowmass Village Presenters: Chase Anderson - Town of Snowmass Village Jen Harris - Peak Performance Imaging Solutions Jonathan Welker - Geographic Technologies Group
- 5. Why GIS?
- 7. Goal #2 Customer Service Accessibility to Public Documents
- 8. Goal #3 Breaking Down Departmental Silos
- 9. About Peak Performance Imaging Solutions • Colorado Owned & Operated since 1994 • Offices in Silverthorne and Buena Vista • Initial Business – multifunctional copier/scan/fax/printer machine sales and service • Certified Laserfiche VAR (Value Added Reseller) since 2003 • Gold Certified VAR • Snowmass VAR since 2015
- 10. Laserfiche Background • Launched in 1987 • 35,000+ worldwide installations • 5 Million Users • Nearly 500 employees • 94% Client Satisfaction Rate • Offices in Long Beach, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Toronto, Mexico, United Kingdom and Washington DC
- 11. Necessary Products for GIS Integration Laserfiche Avante or Rio System with Workflow Laserfiche Public Portal GIS Data Source for Folder Creation
- 12. Attribute Table to Metadata
- 14. Laserfiche Folders Linked to Parcel Numbers Subdivision Folders Parcel Folders Created 11,000 Folders and Subfolders Metadata Assigned to Folder on the Parcel Level
- 15. Going Paperless File Cabinets Scanned Images
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- 18. Thank you. Jen Harris Peak Performance Imaging Solutions Jharris@peakdigital.com Office: 800-260-8806 Cell: 970-409-8033 www.laserfiche.com Jonathan Welker Geographic Technologies Group jwelker@geotg.com Office: 919-759-9214 ext. 142 www.geotg.com Chase Anderson Town of Snowmass Village CAnderson@tosv.com Office: 970-923-5524 ext. 633 www.tosv.com