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Mighty Oaks is pleased to be presenting at the annual forum on Natural Resources in Prince George. Within the historical territory of Lheidli T'enneh people, Prince George is the economic hub of Northern British Columbia. Drop by both 42 to learn how we are helping organisations use technology to collaborate and drive innovation.
In a novel example of having your herring roe and eating it too, the CedarBox Team is pleased to announce that DevelopmentApp Projects can now be “live-linked” to your desktop GIS.
What does this linking between my Cedar App and my desktop GIS mean?
Let’s say you are tracking 500 project applications, and that you have uploaded location files (Shapefile, KML, Geomark, draw-on-map) for all of these. Great! You can already do basic overlap analysis in Cedar. But, to make beautiful wall maps, or to do complex analysis, you need to work in your desktop-GIS world.
With our new Live-Link add-on, these locations are now available as a layer that you can explore in Quantum GIS (free & open source) or ESRI ArcGIS.
With our partners SoftExpert and Western Industrial Solutions from Kelowna we are exibiting at WorkSafeBC - Bridging the Gap.
Whether you work in construction or promote health and safety in the industry, join us for a jam-packed two-day conference to network with others and increase your knowledge about a wide range of health and safety issues in construction. Join us at this event to network with peers while learning about and discussing a variety of health and safety issues. Search out, expand, and capitalize on learning opportunities that will ultimately enhance your career in health and safety.
To make a quality assurance program truly successful in an organization, it must become second nature. It must be so obvious that this is how things are done that to do otherwise is simply not the best course of action. Despite this goal, often this is not the outcome. Technology is a double edge sword, it can help achieve the desired outcome or move us away from it. In this session we present some lessons learned showing which strategies work for deploying new technology and which do not.
Stretching in the early morning light before a morning run last week in Bella Coola, I took this photo of a Nuxalk totem pole facing telephone lines. I was thinking about the privilege we have to be helping build data management capacity in this ancient, and at the same time, youthful community. Besides running and a little fly-fishing, my time in Nuxalk Territory was split between assisting with cultural data cataloging and review for the NX Indigenous Laws project, and working with the ‘Projects’ team on efficient tracking and analysis of development applications, including Crown referrals.