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Customised GIS Training - to make a difference

Many organisations lack the skills to make effective use of their investment in GIS technology. Is training the answer?

Often people find standard training does not help them to understand how to apply the technology to their workplace.

To make a difference, Spatial Vision delivers custom training courses in the use of GIS software enabling clients to acquire the skills to directly apply their expertise.

We specialise in providing training in a range of GIS products, especially ESRI ArcGIS desktop products including ArcGIS v10. To maximise the effectiveness of these courses, our certified trainer tailors each course around an organisation’s data and business practices. The training courses are delivered on site.

So make a difference in your workplace, contact Spatial Vision for a quotation for customised GIS training.

Training Projects

ArcGIS Training for City of Greater Geelong

Client: Rick Whitworth, SIS Administrator, City of Greater Geelong

The City of Greater Geelong (CoGG) has long been at the forefront of GIS utilisation within the Local Government sector in Victoria. In 1999, the Council took over management of its own GIS after having used Barwon Water's GIS for 8 years. It implemented the ESRI...

ArcGIS Training for City of Port Phillip

Client: Steve Arnott, GIS Coordinator, City of Port Phillip

In 2009 the City of Port Phillip implemented new corporate GIS software using the ESRI suite of products (including ArcSDE, ArcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Server and Dekho). Dekho, replacing Latitude, was delivered to the majority of staff who need to run some simple spatial enquiries, genera...

Customised ArcGIS Training

Spatial information systems are increasingly being integrated into the core business systems of organisations. If follows that many organisations that use ESRI ArcGIS software require customised applications tailored at meeting their specific business processes. These business processes are supported by an array of spatial and non-spati...