Redlands GIS company wins award for software

By Matt Wrye on March 7, 2009 11:00 AM | | Comments (0) |
   At the closing session of the 2009 National Governors Association Winter Meeting in Washington D.C. on Feb. 23, ESRI -- a Redlands-based geographic information system software company -- received a Public-Private Partnership Award for its work with the state of Maryland Governor's Office of the Governor, according to a news release.  ESRI was acknowledged for its role in developing GIS-based performance-measurement applications MD iMap, GreenPrint and BayStat.

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