M2 PRESSWIRE-21 August 2001-CMP: GEOEurope supports education and information at GIS 2001; Leading geographic information magazine, GEOEurope sponsors Consultancy and Solutions Centre at GIS 2001 - the UK's leading spatial business intelligence exhibition and conference(1) (C)1994-2001 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD London -- Designed to add value and make GIS 2001 an informed, motivating and worthwhile experience, visitors will be able to make use of the free educational features and information zones on the show floor (18-20 September 2001, Earls Court 2, London). Two of these features, namely the Consultancy Centre and the Solutions Centre, have been sponsored by GEOEurope Magazine - The geographic technology magazine for the British Isles, mainland Europe, the Middle East and Africa. The Consultancy Centre (Stand D36) will offer visitors the opportunity to obtain free and impartial advice from consultants who have experience across a multitude of GI Industry areas. Advisors will be on hand, to talk through projects and help visitors avoid costly mistakes. Experts on hand will include: Peter Drew from Yew Tree Consulting, Nick Walker from Dolphin Consulting Group, Peter Clegg from Cliffe House Associates, Robin Waters from RSW Consulting, Peter Thorp from Peter Thorp Consulting, Angus McDonald from Calmap, Colin Hookham from Cambridge Computer Consultants, Ron Linton from Spatial Geographic Services & Applications and Alastair Dargie from Boreas Technologies. Appointments can be booked in advance by visiting www.gisexpo.com and clicking on 'show highlights'. The Solutions Centre (Stand C1) organised in association with Kingston University and also sponsored by GEOEurope will provide an independent, friendly and informative facility for delegates to get hands-on experience of GIS in both formal workshops and informal 'drop-in' sessions. The workshops are based on...

CMP: GEOEurope supports education and information at GIS 2001; Leading geographic information magazine, GEOEurope sponsors Consultancy and Solutions Centre at GIS 2001 - the UK's leading spatial business intelligence exhibition and conference(1)