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The Enterprise Model of GIS, and the Implications for People and Organizations

This paper will describe the Enterprise Model of GIS, and the implications for people and organizations that want to adopt it. The “enterprise” model is a multi-purpose system that is part of the operational framework of an organization. It is based on large-scale GIS data, including parcels and other land-related data. It supports a wide range of applications across the entire organization. The development of an Enterprise GIS is somewhat evolutionary, and happens in stages. Some organizations may get stuck in one stage for a long time, but for GIS technology to have the maximum benefit for an organization, its use must evolve to the enterprise level. The enterprise model has significant implications for organizations and people, because GIS changes the way people interact and share information. This paper will draw upon other published research on this topic as well as the experience of the author who has been involved in GIS development for over 20 years.