Which company was the first to package and sell Geographic Information System (GIS) software in a consumer-friendly retail box with documentation in 1982, helping to democratize access to digital mapping technology?

The way we visualize and interact with geographic data has evolved dramatically over the decades. Product packaging for geographic software and tools has undergone fascinating transformations as technology advanced from physical maps to digital interfaces. This trivia question explores a pivotal moment in the packaging history of geographic information systems that changed how we access spatial data.

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Environmental Systems Research Institute (Esri) with ARC/INFO
Intergraph with Interactive Graphics Design System (IGDS)
Autodesk with AutoCAD Map
Harvard Laboratory for Computer Graphics with ODYSSEY GIS