Getting the most out of your GIS strategy & investment

Any business case that sets out GIS investment requirements, should be prepared in the context of an overall business strategy. If executed correctly, a good GIS strategy can increase operational efficiency and improve organisational and community outcomes.

Case Study: GIS Service Plan

Melton City Council engaged Spatial Vision to develop a GIS service plan including review of its existing operational work needs.

Pacific Islands facing harsh impacts of climate change

Spatial Vision is supporting the Pacific Island region in building their climate impact resilience.

Shaping Fiji’s Future Geospatial Capability

Through Spatial Vision’s 2023 Pacific Geospatial Skills Development Program, evidence was sought to support Fiji’s need to enhance their overall geospatial capability to guide development of critical spatial infrastructure, upskill resources, shape policy and provide detailed investment roadmaps.

Case Study: City of Kingston Geospatial Strategy

City of Kingston requested support from Spatial Vision in the development of a Geospatial Strategy to more effectively utilise geospatial information in decision making.

Geospatial technology essential to early warning weather systems

Climate data informed geospatial strategies are essential for developing multi-hazard early warning systems to safeguard lives and livelihoods.

Transform your Geospatial Capability with a Strategy

Geospatial information is part of our daily life and business. Many business areas in Local Government Authorities (LGAs) rely on Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) to deliver services to external customers or to support efficient internal daily operations.

Case Study: Golden Plains Shire Geospatial Strategy

City of Ballarat requested support from Spatial Vision in the development of a Geospatial Strategy to build geospatial intelligence and capacity to support the rapidly-expanding rural city.

GDA94 to GDA2020 enterprise migration

Changes are being made to the system that underlies Australia’s location information. The changes will bring Australia’s national latitude and longitude coordinates into line with global satellite positioning systems, enabling smartphones and other positioning technologies to accurately locate features marked on our maps.

Building Resilience in the Pacific

Climate change threatens the economic, social and environmental stability of Pacific Islands. Spatial Vision can help create geospatial frameworks, develop critical skills, improve understanding and implement evidence-based policies, strategies and roadmaps to support sustainable development across the Pacific.