From my understanding, Battleclinic’s EVEMAPS you have linked above, provides the same information possible in the IGM (In-Game Map) except of course the data is much more up to date as you don’t need to wait for api’s.

However some of the others provide much easier reads (again this is personal preference) like you I tend to use dotlan on my second monitor, I have several copies of the web pages up, target systems, route plans, large red intel reports (checking accuracy against jump information), cyno location etc.

Another advantage of Dotlan is it is browser based and not on horrible java, therefore unless you are using a resource hogging browser (ie. older ie) you will give your system a break especially when running eve too.

However when out of game I often boot up the battleclinic version to plan jump routes and keep an eye on kills and average system population when looking for targets to lead my next roam too.

If I am away from home I often take ombey’s maps and look at regions of interest and planning ops and escape route for upcoming ops.

Basically there is not one single tool that will compensate, but they all have their uses.

The in Game map however I have little use for except when using to plan a route or look for large kill spots. Just something I do not really use in my gaming process. However if someone can point out the error of my ways in this regard I will be happy to use the IGM more.