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Celebrating GIS Wealth: Indiana's Economic Landscape & Tools

Join Carol O. Rogers, Deputy Director and CIO of Indiana University's Kelley School of Business, as she discusses the thriving GIS landscape in Indiana at the 2007 Indiana GIS Conference. Celebrate the intersection of technology and economic growth on March 14, a day marking Einstein's birthday and International Pi Day. Discover the significance of GIS in Indiana, featuring over 1,400 establishments generating a $200M payroll and nearly 20,000 jobs. Learn about collaborative initiatives like IndianaMap and Google Earth, designed to enhance accessibility and engagement in the GIS community.

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Celebrating GIS Wealth: Indiana's Economic Landscape & Tools

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  1. Sharing the Wealth Indiana GIS Conference Carol O. Rogers Deputy Director & CIO Indiana University Kelley School of Business Indiana Business Research Center 2007 March 14

  2. Let’s celebrate 3/14 • March 14 • Einstein B-Day • Intn’l Pi Day • Indiana GIS!

  3. The Wealth Part

  4. Company Sales $1T by 2010 Selling GIS Tools and Services is part of BIG business

  5. The Wealth of Work • More than 1,400 establishments in Indiana engaged in in just 2 key GIS intensive industries of engineering, surveying and mapping • Payroll of $200M in 2006:Q2 • Nearly 20,000 jobs • Average weekly wage more than $1K

  6. Jobs projected with above average growth Occupational Outlook Quarterly BLS, 2005

  7. The Sharing Part • Bringing GIS to the everyday desktop

  8. Example of Sharing • Google Earth (2005) • Google Earth Plus ($20/yr.) • Google Earth Pro ($$)

  9. Indiana Sharing • Indiana’s desire for collaboration can be seen across the programs offered this week and through: • IndianaMap • GIS Atlas for Indiana • Information for Indiana

  10. Share with Our Leaders • GIS can excite and confound • Collect once, everyone accesses • Engage with others who can be part of your sharing network • Articulate your relevance

  11. 1911 A verbal statement is so much illuminated by the addition of a map 1911: The Colorado Front Range: A Study in Physiographic Presentation by W. M. Davis, Annals of the Association of American Geographers

  12. Sharing the Wealth • Share with Census • Share with me! Thank you!

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