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Reflections on the 2020 Esri Partner Conference How quickly the world changes! Whilst the risk of Coronavirus has been expanding across the world, when I boarded my flight on Friday morning, I never expected to have an email waiting for me when I landed in the USA, advising that the Esri Developer Summit had been cancelled and the Esri Partner …
In the coming weeks, Esri will be releasing the new version of ArcGIS Pro, which will contain some new functionality, as well as some long-awaited enhancements to existing tools. Part of the Esri Enterprise and SaaS platforms, ArcGIS Pro is Esri’s powerful, single desktop GIS application. ArcGIS Pro supports data visualisation, advanced analysis and authoritative data maintenance in both 2D …
One of the most influential and impactful GIS events of the year – Ozri, the annual Australian Esri User Conference – is due to kick off for 2019 in Melbourne on Tuesday 12 November. This year more than 1,500 delegates are expected to participate in the user conference events in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane to hear global user stories, explore …
ArcGIS Enterprise 10.7.1 is now available for all eligible Esri customers. It brings a new level of stability to the 10.7 platform, making it a good proposition for sites that haven’t yet upgraded, but also delivers a range of new enhancements woven throughout the many features of the package. With the release of 10.7 in March 2019 we saw the …
The December update for ArcGIS Online is just a few days away, rolling out from midnight (US time) on December 4th. There is a lot of useful functionality packed into this release, including some user interface updates, changes to administrative workflows, but most significantly, the licensing model has evolved to introduce the concept of ‘user types’. Currently, capabilities and identity are …
Ouch, my head hurts … and driving on the right-hand side of the road has nothing to do with it! After seven days in Palm Springs, initially at the Esri Partner Conference and then the Esri Developer Summit, I feel like I have been drinking from a fire hose! I set out for California on a mission to find information on three GIS …
Organisations that maintain assets and infrastructure over large geographic areas face common challenges in dispatching work crews for reactive maintenance works that meet response time commitments. Clarita’s asset management team have recently delivered an exciting project for Tasmania’s water services provider, TasWater, that has reimagined the dispatch process with location context for huge productivity returns. At an estimated 68,400 km2, …
This time next week I’ll be getting ready for the long haul flight over the Pacific to attend Clarita’s first Esri Partner Conference as a Silver Partner in Palm Springs, California. It’s an exciting opportunity, not only for the chance to hear about Esri’s vision for the future of GIS directly from company President Jack Dangermond, enjoy a glimpse into …
On 17 January, Esri announced the release of ArcGIS Enterprise 10.6. Together with recently announced licensing changes, this new release expands on the software’s key capabilities, including deploying mapping, analytics, data management from both Public and Private Cloud platforms, leveraging customised self-serve web delivery solutions. ArcGIS 10.6 is now available for download to users currently on maintenance. Here’s a quick overview …
In response to customer feedback during the 2017 user conference, a series of changes in Esri software licensing came into effect on 1 January 2018. These changes open up the opportunities for organisations to extend GIS applications to larger numbers of viewer, or read only users without impacting licensing costs and to maximise current investment with concurrent use licensing. Here’s …
