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Include GIS in your Strategic Planning How GIS “RoadMapping” helped Virginia DEQ
Presented by:
Andrew Fox, PhD, PMP
Senior Consultant, Timmons Group
For:
The 25th National Tanks Conference and Expo
September 14, 2015
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Agenda
• Introductions
• What is a GIS RoadMap?
• Why should my organization do one?
• What was the outcome for VA DEQ?
• Mobilizing UST Inspections
• Summary of Benefits
• Group Discussion and Planning
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Timmons Group Overview
Technology & Engineering Consulting
Serving government and private
Industry
62 Years of Service
350+ Full-time staff
95+ GIS Technology staff
20+ Years ENR “Top 500 Design Firms”
(291 in 2012)
National presence and experience
Award Winning Esri Business Partner
Foundation Partner / Partner of the
Year
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Why Include GIS in Strategic Planning?
No matter what you do, most of
the key information you manage
has a geographic location directly
(or indirectly) associated with it.
Therefore, it makes sense to
leverage GIS tools and best
practices to optimize its value.
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What is a GIS RoadMap?
A strategic implementation plan
that focuses on the identification,
prioritization, cost and scheduling
of GIS-based projects that (when
implemented) will help your
organization meet its functional
goals.
Enterprise GIS
Data
Policy
Standards
Software Hardware
Procedures
People
Enterprise GIS
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The Two Phases of a GIS RoadMap
1. Diagnostics
2. Tune-up
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GIS RoadMap Phase 1
Deliverables:
• Kick Off Presentation
• Survey Results
• Educational Presentations
• Infrastructure & Document
Review Analysis
• Assessment Summary
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GIS RoadMap Phase 2
Deliverables:
• Recommendations Document
• Implementation Budget
• Implementation Schedule
• Final RoadMap Plan
• Executive RoadMap Presentation
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Why Do a GIS RoadMap?
Benefits:
• Leverage external expertise and experience
(Don’t reinvent the wheel)
• Do things better (enhance current services)
• Do things faster (increase work efficiency)
• Do things cheaper (reduce costs)
• Do more things (add/ expand services)
• Increase return-on-investment (add value)!
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Future
GoalCritical Tasks
Current Status
The Bottom Line:
Identify, prioritize
and implement
RoadMap plan
recommendations
that achieve an
organization’s
goals.
Why Do a GIS RoadMap?
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Clean House
Mobilize Governance
Constituent
Discovery
Push
What was the outcome for VA DEQ?
The highest priority RoadMap projects were:
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RoadMap Project “Mobilize” UST Inspections
This project was
designed to define
and test how DEQ
should create and
implement
efficiencies through
workforce
mobilization.
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RoadMap Project “Mobilize”
Benefits to VA DEQ
1. Defined and implemented a standardized UST inspection workflow.
2. Inspectors have access to all of the information they need on their mobile
device (self-contained).
3. Automated and streamlined procedures for inspections, correspondence
and reporting increased staff efficiency.
4. Ability to locate and re-locate tanks and other assets using GPS.
5. Leverage enterprise data – integrate information across programs.
6. Improved communication with external constituents and partners.
7. Better customer service – more time in field helping tank owners.
8. Smaller learning curve – new inspectors get up to speed faster.
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Questions and Open Discussion
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