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Advanced GIS Leadership

August 19, 2024/in MSGS News/by Micah Williamson

Last week, I had the opportunity to attend the URISA Advanced GIS Leadership Academy in Chicago, and it was a game-changer for how I approach both leadership and GIS. This intensive program brought together GIS professionals from across the country, each of us had unique challenges and insights, but all sharing some common experiences and struggles. It was a bit of therapy really. Among the many sessions, the ones on Value Stream Mapping and Personal Kanban really stood out to me.

Camp Ellis Becomes Ellis City

July 31, 2024/in Geospatial Project/by Micah Williamson

Nestled in the rural expanses of western Illinois, the remnants of Camp Ellis stand as a testament to a bygone era. This World War II training camp, located near the small town of Ipava in Fulton County, was a bustling hub of military activity with a population over 40,000 at it’s peak. We at Maurer-Stutz Geospatial Services have revived the old footprint of Camp Ellis and used it as a demonstration location for our GIS data, solutions, and applications. We call it: Ellis City

Baylor is Back

July 29, 2024/in MSGS News/by Micah Williamson

PEORIA, ILLINOIS (June 13, 2024) – The following statement was released today by Baylor Wagehoft, through his fake personal attorney and business manager Kart O. Graffee, Chairman of Mercator Acquisitions of Previous Staff (“MAPS”) located in Peoria, Illinois, in response to questions about his future career plans:

“I’m back.”

We’ve got SWAG!

July 12, 2024/in MSGS News/by Micah Williamson

Lets admit it, we all go to conferences to get our own bags of stuff… and training, but really the stuff. Well, thanks to the great marketing strategy already established at Maurer-Stutz INC, We’ve got a whole storage room filled with SWAG to give away Plus some of our own.