1. Enterprise GIS Integration in Indianapolis: An Evolving, Cutting- Edge Solution Richard L. Petrecca, Jr., GISP – Indianapolis/Marion County ISA Joe LaCombe – Woolpert, Inc

2. History 1986199620002006 Organization Projects Technology IMAGIS Synercom ArcInfo/ ArcView 3 ArcSDE/ ArcIMS ArcGIS Server/.Net/SOAP Java SDE API GIS TeamGIS Division CIIPS MAD Address Validator Point-in-Polygon TAGG SAGA Automated Map Engine Find-within-Radius Geocode 2003

3. Siebel Integration The Challenge l Manual Integration l Insufficient data retrieval l Duplicate efforts

4. Siebel Integration The Solution l Geographic nature of service request locations l Integration between various systems l Using latest ESRI and Microsoft technology (ArcGIS Server and.Net)

5. Siebel Integration Major Application Components l Siebel CRM l Address Validation l Point-in-Point Analysis l 311 Point Locator l Siebel Automated Geography Application l Automated Mapping Engine

6. Siebel Integration Siebel Automated Geography Application Automated Mapping Engine Siebel CRM Address Validation Point-in- Polygon Analysis 311 Point Locator

7. Other Examples CIIPS l Tidemark/ArcView 3/FileNet/MAD MAD l Siebel/Tidemark/Hansen/Informer TAGG l Tidemark/SDE CIP l CIP/GIS Data

8. Architecture & Technology Development Technology l.Net l Java ESRI Technology l ArcGIS Server l ArcSDE Java API l ArcIMS Database Technology l Oracle 10g

9. Architecture & Technology Find-within- Radius Geocode Automated Mapping Engine Siebel CRM Address Validation Point-in- Polygon Analysis 311 Point Locator Tidemark Data Viewer Polling Place Locator Tidemark Automated Geography Generator Java SDE Feature Manipulator ArcGIS Server Java SDE Siebel Automated Geography Application Enterprise Data Server ArcIMS Map Services Metadata Services

10. Effects of Integration Increased productivity Increased data accuracy Better customer service Increased complexity

11. Future Direction Continued integration of enterprise applications Continued creation of integration tools Increased integration of geospatial tools Continued use and implementation of new technologies Continued integration of GIS into mainstream IT

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13. Presentation and paper on-line This presentation and the paper that accompanies it are available on-line on the IndyGIS web site at: http://www.indygov.org/eGov/County/ISA/ Services/GIS/About/Papers/

14. Rick Petrecca, GISP Project Manager Indianapolis - Marion County Information Services Agency rpetrecc@indygov.org Joe LaCombe GIS Programmer Woolpert, Inc. joe.lacombe@woolpert.com