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geoMusings by Bill Dollins

Geospatial technology, markets, and practice

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Return on Non-Investment

Yesterday evening, I had the pleasure of participating in a panel discussion on Clubhouse, hosted by Todd Barr and Jordan Cullen, and including Will Cadell of SparkGeo. Clubhouse seems to be a really convenient venue for setting up such a forum with low barriers to entry, so that was enjoyable. The topic of the discussion … Continue reading Return on Non-Investment →

Bill Dollins geospatial, gis 2021-04-072023-12-15 5 Minutes

Open – Beyond Technology

I am currently reading the book "Fierce Conversations" by Susan Scott. I am on hiatus from teaching my leadership course this year, so I am taking the opportunity to refresh my content and my perspectives. The basis of the book is fairly simple: Our work, our relationships, and our lives succeed or fail one conversation … Continue reading Open – Beyond Technology →

Bill Dollins gis, open source 2020-01-292020-01-29 4 Minutes

FOSS4G 2017 Recap

Bill Dollins Uncategorized 2 Comments 2017-08-29 2 Minutes

GIS StackExchange Analysis, 2014 Edition

Bill Dollins Uncategorized 2014-11-26 3 Minutes

Personal Thoughts on the AppGeo Announcement

Bill Dollins Uncategorized 2014-09-11 4 Minutes

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