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GIS and organizations: how effective are GIS in practice?

Publication Year

1995

Document Status

Current

Abstract

Divided into eight sections; introduction; technology and organisations; perspectives on implementation; organisations and GIS: a case study of British local government; the diffusion of GIS in British local government; reinvention and utilization: GIS in practice; GIS implementation: a problematic process and; GIS: innovation or irrelevance.

ISBN

9780748402052

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University of Sheffield

The Department of Urban Studies and Planning at the University of Sheffield is a centre of excellence for the study of planning and real estate, with the aim of making fairer, healthier and more sustainable places.