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I’m not sure where else these great census ads are running, but I wanted to acknowledge whoever came up with them! On the busses here in Boston I’ve seen these two:
“If we don’t know how many students there are, how will we know how many schools we need?”
“If we don’t know how many people there are, how will we know how many busses we need?”
Yep, works for me!
How much does a domain expert, such as a forester, need to know about GIS software and programming to communicate with a software develop who will build a useable app? How do those experts who use GIS in planning, medical care, and agriculture learn to communicate with programmers? And, how do programmers, especially those new to GIS, learn about its quirks? Our editors explore go-betweens who help interpret and how changes in technology may be making communications easier.
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