03-07-2013, 04:15 PM
ArcGIS Online is pretty sharp these days, allowing easy creation of embedded maps with popup windows for database entries, images, and hyperlinks to deeper resources. It's not terribly hard to learn, and even easier if you have a good relationship with the GIS folks in your jurisdiction. You might be able to skip Google Maps altogether.
Of course the hyperlink thing might also be possible just using Google Maps with Fusion Tables. If you can get a hyperlink in the popup, then you can tie anything you want to a location pointer.
I haven't used Microsoft's MapPoint for a while, but it might now allow such things in the Office environment.
Of course the hyperlink thing might also be possible just using Google Maps with Fusion Tables. If you can get a hyperlink in the popup, then you can tie anything you want to a location pointer.
I haven't used Microsoft's MapPoint for a while, but it might now allow such things in the Office environment.