GeoDesign 2010 and Beyond


As I watch James Fee (@cageyjames) tweet the ESRI 2010 GeoDesign Summit, I realize that “geodesign” is a smart strategic shift from “what is” to “what will be.” Smart, because without such a shift the GIS industry will eventually cannibalize itself, running out of things to map.

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The problem with “geodesign” is that it has been known as “architecture” and “urban planning” for quite some time now. I doubt that architects and urban planners will just sit and watch as GIS folks enter and try to take over the design space.

Interesting times.

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Posted by Atanas Entchev at 1/6/2010 7:44 PM
Categories: strategy,geodesign,Opinion,GIS Uses,GIS,Design,Technology,Conference,Business,2010,Dangermond,Twitter,ESRI,APA,Architect,Planning
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