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Fort Pierce, Fla., to Develop GIS Strategic Implementation Plan


September 23, 2008 By

The city of Fort Pierce, Fla., selected Geographic Technologies Group, Inc. (GTG) to develop a GIS Strategic Implementation Plan. The multi-year, phased plan will evaluate current GIS operations in the city and make recommendations that will ensure an enterprisewide GIS. The project will include onsite interviews and presentations to all of the stakeholders. The resultant plan will serve as the step-by-step guide of how GIS is governed, implemented and distributed throughout the city. Also known as the Sunrise City, Fort Pierce is one of the oldest communities on the East Coast of Florida.


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