How to drive technological change—with just one simple app
The Communications & Engagement team at Urban Systems, a Western Canada-based professional services firm, has been using polished, branded, low-code narrative maps to help community members engage more effectively in public consultations. As we learned in Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, these maps are a huge help to Urban Systems’ clients. But the widespread adoption of ArcGIS StoryMaps—a user-friendly narrative mapmaking app—has also been a surprising gateway for technological change at Urban Systems.
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How to drive technological change—with just one simple app
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