Our mission is to provide services, products and custom applications that focus 
on Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions which are tailored to the needs of government agencies and those agencies which support them into a unified system. Our goal is to substantially reduce the customer ’s total cost of ownership by 20% - 50%.
We are a full service IT, IS, GIS database management consulting and software development company specializing in Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions.
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Needs Assessment
Scanning
Vectorization/Data Conversion
Process Oriented Application
Development
Integrated GIS & Business Solutions Web Site Development Database Design & Programming Document Management Cadastral GIS Map Construction Facility GIS Map Construction
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Introduction
The foundation of every geographic information and automated mapping system is the database. The process of creating a database from source information is commonly called data conversion. Almost without exception, source data must undergo some form of conversions in order to support your intended application. Therefore, data conversion is essential before you can realize anticipated benefits from the system.
As a rule of thumb, data conversion typically counts for 50% of the cost and effort of a GIS project. The conversion phase is usually a onetime event in the life cycle of a GIS project or program and is the best effort we put forth.
The source data may be in many different forms, such as hardcopy maps, microfiche, photographs, notebooks, or digital records. GIS hardware and software change quickly, but the fundamental concepts of data conversion remain relatively constant.
Properly converted data will provide a solid foundation for GIS analysis enabling you to realize the anticipated benefits of the system. Historically, some projects have failed to meet expectations because of the failure to deal with conversion issues. What works in one set of circumstances may not in a different set of circumstances.
When referring to data, two other terms-precision and accuracy-are often used interchangeably, but they also mean different things in this context. The precision of data relates to how they are stored, often reflecting the number of significant digits to which a number is quoted. Precision is quite simple to quantity.
On the other hand, the accuracy of data refer to how well they were measured, recorded, stored, converted, manipulated, transformed, and presented. Quantifying this characteristic is far more difficult. Data accuracy is extremely important concept in any data set.
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Long-term Data Maintenance
Long-term data maintenance is vital to successful GIS implementation, and maintenance must be developed as part of the data conversion plan. Maintaining and managing a data set secures its integrity.
There are four software components recommended to support an ERP strategy for business solution with GIS and Documents Management functionality:
- Document Management System
- Enterprise Data Window
- Database Application Manager
- Enterprise Project Assistant
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