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Russ Johnson, public safety industry manager at ESRI, shares what attendees can expect to find at the 2008 ESRI Homeland Security GIS Summit in Scottsdale, Arizona, October 20-23. —Published October 3, 2008
Rob Brook, pipeline industry manager at ESRI, explains the advantages that a GIS offers to a pipeline organization as well as the different data models available and solutions for vertically integrated pipeline companies. —Published October 1, 2008
Dave Peters, director of systems integration at ESRI, discusses his ESRI Press Book, Building a GIS: System Architecture Design Strategies for Managers, which details a proven methodology for building an infrastructure to successfully support a GIS. —Published September 30, 2008
Mansour Raad, a senior software architect at ESRI, discusses the new ArcGIS Server API for Flex including topics such as MXML, ActionScript, REST, and Adobe AIR. —Published September 25, 2008
Tim Hodson, Lead Product Engineer on the Survey Team at ESRI, discusses the vertical integration of data using Cadastral Editor and the meaning and importance of accuracy of GIS data. —Published September 17, 2008
David Maguire, Victoria Kouyoumjian, and Ross Smith, discuss their new ESRI Press book, The Business Benefits of GIS: An ROI Approach, which details a return on investment (ROI) methodology that explains how the implementation of a GIS can create business value for an organization. —Published September 9, 2008
Rob Shanks, ArcGIS Online senior product manager at ESRI, discusses the recent official release of ESRI's ArcGIS Online Services which now include a choice of standard or premium services, both providing immediate access to ready-to-use 2D maps, 3D globes, and reference layers via the Web. —Published September 2, 2008
Randy Frantz, Telecommunications and LBS Industry Solutions Manager at ESRI, discusses the topics and activities at the upcoming 2008 ESRI International User Conference for the telecommunications and LBS industries. —Published August 1, 2008
Paul Christin, Homeland Security Specialist at ESRI, discusses the public safety showcase, sessions, and activities at the upcoming 2008 ESRI International User Conference. —Published July 31, 2008
Christopher Thomas, Government Industry Solutions Manager at ESRI, discusses the benefits of ESRI’s Small Municipal and County Government Enterprise License Agreement Program in the context of an enterprise GIS. —Published July 30, 2008
Rob Brook, Pipeline Industry Manager at ESRI, gives an overview of the topics and activities for the pipeline industry at the upcoming 2008 ESRI International User Conference. —Published July 26, 2008
Bill Harp, Defense Marketing Manager at ESRI, discusses the defense and intelligence topics and activities at the upcoming 2008 ESRI International User Conference, including Monterey Cross, an interoperability exercise that will pit cutting-edge geospatial technologies against a common simulated enemy. —Published July 25, 2008
Dirk Gorter, Director of Product Management at ESRI, gives a preview of his Technology Keynote session at the upcoming 2008 ESRI International User Conference. —Published July 24, 2008
Karl Terrey, ArcLogistics Product Manager at ESRI, discusses the fuel savings benefits of ArcLogistics 9.3 and highlights ArcLogistics-related activities at the upcoming 2008 ESRI International User Conference. —Published July 23, 2008
Dr. David Maguire, Chief Scientist at ESRI, gives a preview of his Technology Keynote session at the upcoming 2008 ESRI International User Conference. —Published July 22, 2008
Bill Meehan, Director of Utility Solutions at ESRI, discusses the topics and activities for the electric and gas industry at the upcoming 2008 ESRI International User Conference. —Published July 19, 2008
Bill Davenhall, Health Industry Solutions Manager at ESRI, discusses what attendees at the upcoming 2008 ESRI International User Conference can expect for the health and human services industry. —Published July 18, 2008
Matt Bechdol, Federal Account Manager for USDA and an agriculture specialist at ESRI, discusses the topics and activities for the agriculture industry at the upcoming 2008 ESRI International User Conference. —Published July 17, 2008
Shelli Stockton, Facilities Management Industry Manager at ESRI, discusses the facilities management activities, including the new facilities management track, at the upcoming 2008 ESRI International User Conference, August 4-8 in San Diego, California. —Published July 16, 2008
Chris Thomas, Government Industry Solutions Manager at ESRI, discusses the benefits that Business Analyst Online, ESRI's Web-based analysis tool for on-demand reports and map generation, provides to economic development planners. —Published July 15, 2008
Simon Thompson, Commercial Industry Solutions Manager at ESRI, discusses the commercial activities and industry hot topics at the 2008 ESRI International User Conference, August 4-8 in San Diego, California. —Published July 10, 2008
Geoff Wade, Natural Resources Team Lead at ESRI, discusses the petroleum industry trends and activities at the 2008 ESRI International User Conference, August 4-8 in San Diego, California. —Published July 9, 2008
Myles Sutherland, ArcGIS Mobile Product Manager at ESRI, discusses what users can expect with the latest release of ArcGIS Mobile 9.3 and highlights mobile events at the upcoming 2008 ESRI International User Conference. —Published July 8, 2008
Mark Cygan, industry manager responsible for remote sensing, announces the first ever ESRI remote sensing and GIS Summit to be held August 3 in San Diego, California. He also provides information about activities related to Remote Sensing that users can attend during the ESRI International User Conference, also held in San Diego, August 4-8. —Published July 3, 2008
Brent Jones, Survey, Cadastre, and Engineering Industry Manager at ESRI, provides an overview of what attendees can expect at the upcoming 2008 ESRI Survey & Engineering GIS Summit, August 2-5 in San Diego, California. —Published July 2, 2008
Charlie Fitzpatrick, K-12 Education Industry Manager at ESRI, gives an overview of what attendees can expect at the upcoming ESRI Education User Conference, August 2-5, in San Diego, California. —Published June 25, 2008
Clint Brown, Director of Software Products at ESRI, gives a preview of his Technology Keynote session at the upcoming 2008 ESRI International User Conference. —Published June 18, 2008
Chuck Cmeyla, ESRI Public Works Industry Solutions Manager, discusses what attendees can expect to learn at the upcoming Water Seminar Series which will be held at 20 cities across the U.S. in September and October. —Published June 10, 2008
Lynn Wombold, Chief Demographer and Manager of ESRI's Data Development Team, discusses the 2008/2013 demographic data update changes, trends, and methodologies. —Published June 3, 2008
What's New in ArcPad 7.1
—Elvin Slavik, ArcPad lead developer, and Jian Lange, ArcPad product manager
Bob Hazelton, ArcGIS Business Analyst Product Manager, gives an overview of this new product and how organizations benefit from using it. —Published April 24, 2008
Christian Carlson, Regional Manager of ESRI's Charlotte, NC office talks about how small municipal and county governments can leverage ESRI's Enterprise License Agreement that has been specifically designed for them. —Published March 26, 2008
ESRI Dallas product manager Jay Hoffman discusses the various uses of RouteMAP IMS for the retail and health care industries. —Published March 13, 2008
Sathya Prasad shares what developers can expect to learn from the "ArcGIS Server for ArcIMS Developers" session at the upcoming Developer Summit in Palm Springs, California, March 17-20. The presentation will include the philosophy behind ArcGIS Server, as well as issues a developer faces when moving from ArcIMS to ArcGIS Server. —Published March 11, 2008
David Cardella and Antony Jayaprakash share what attendees can expect to learn at the "Developing Advanced Java Web Applications" session geared toward advanced Java users. —Published March 6, 2008
Jay Chen and Mike Shaw discuss what developers can expect to learn by attending the "Programming and Design Patterns for the ArcGIS Mobile SDK" session, including how to build applications with mobile SDK, taking architecture into consideration. —Published February 28, 2008
Erik Hoel and Mike Muller share what developers can expect to learn at the "Effective Geodatabase Programming" session. As the geodatabase development leads, Hoel and Muller are uniquely qualified to guide programmers in implementing effective applications using the geodatabase API. —Published February 21, 2008
Bill Meehan, ESRI Director of Worldwide Utility Industry Solutions and author of Empowering Electric and Gas Utilities with GIS, draws on his experience in GIS and the utilities industry to discuss how the adoption of an enterprise GIS by electric and gas utilities can positively impact their financial and customer service performance. Employing the case study of a fictional utility, Meehan demonstrates concepts and applications that provide clear examples of the overall benefits of enterprise GIS in the utilities industry. —Published February 16, 2008
Corey Tucker and Nathan Warmerdam, ESRI product engineers, provide an overview of the "Building and Optimizing Geoprocessing Services for ArcGIS Server" session, where developers will learn what to consider when publishing geoprocessing tasks via ArcGIS Server. —Published February 14, 2008
Simon Thompson, Commercial Industry Solutions Manager, and Amy Thorson, Marketing Coordinator, share what attendees can expect to find at the 2008 Business GIS Summit in Chicago, Illinois, April 27-30, 2008. —Published February 13, 2008
Jayant Sai, Developer, and Antony Jayaprakash, Product Engineer, discuss the "Building JAVA Applications Using the ArcGIS Server Web ADF and AJAX" session, and share what will be new and different this year. —Published February 7, 2008
Jeremy Bartley, Product Engineer, and Jayant Sai, Developer, discuss the "Building Mash-ups Using the ArcGIS Server JavaScript API" session at the upcoming Developer Summit that will be held March 17-20 in Palm Springs, California. Developers can learn of the content and highlights of this session. —Published February 4, 2008
Jeremy Bartley and Keyur Shah discuss the "ArcGIS Server REST API" session at the upcoming Developer Summit that will be held March 17-20 in Palm Springs, California. Developers can learn of the content and highlights of this session. —Published February 1, 2008
Deane Kensok gives an overview of ArcGIS Online and what developers can expect to learn in this session that will be presented at the upcoming ESRI Developer Summit, March 17-20, in Palm Springs, California. —Published January 30, 2008
Rex Hansen and Art Haddad share what will be presented at the "Building .NET Applications Using the ArcGIS Server Web ADF and ASP .NET AJAX" session at the upcoming Developer Summit that will be held March 17-20, in Palm Springs, California. —Published January 24, 2008
Chris Cappelli, ESRI Director of U.S. Sales, discusses the benefits of the new Enterprise License Agreement program for Small Municipal and County Governments. —Published January 18, 2008
Rob Elkins and Jim Barry, from ESRI's Product Development team, give an overview of what attendees can expect in the upcoming Developer Summit that will be held March 17–20, in Palm Springs, California. —Published January 15, 2008
Brent Jones, Surveying and Engineering Manager at ESRI, discusses how the new cadastral editor tools in ArcGIS Survey Analyst 9.2 improve parcel management. —Published October 9, 2007
David Maguire, Director of Products at ESRI, gives a technology keynote presentation at the 2007 ESRI International User Conference that highlights key approaches and new trends in dynamic modeling with ArcGIS. —Published September 18, 2007
Clint Brown, Director of Software Products at ESRI, gives a technology keynote presentation at the 2007 ESRI International User Conference that focuses on how GIS users can leverage advances in 3D visualization. —Published September 11, 2007
Michael Young, Senior Enterprise Architect with ESRI's Professional Services Division, discusses his recent white paper Geospatial Service Oriented Architecture (SOA). —Published September 6, 2007
Scott Morehouse, Director of Research and Development at ESRI, provides an overview of information modeling as it relates to ArcGIS. —Published September 5, 2007
Chuck Cmeyla, Public Works Industry Solutions Manager at ESRI, talks about what attendees can expect at the upcoming Public Works seminar series being held in 19 U.S. cities this September and October. —Published August 7, 2007
Jim Herries, Product Manager for Business Analyst Online at ESRI, talks about the benefits and updates of the latest release of Business Analyst Online. —Published August 2, 2007
Fred Miller, author of the ESRI Press book GIS Tutorial for Marketing, talks about the reason for writing the book and how he got involved with ESRI Press at the 2007 ESRI International User Conference. —Published July 31, 2007
John Young, Director of Enterprise Solutions at ESRI and a former CIO in the US federal government, talks about how GIS can deliver a competitive advantage to organizations throughout the public and private sectors and why senior managers should implement an enterprise GIS within their organizations. —Published July 25, 2007
Listen to Dave Busser discuss Enterprise GIS and what organizations need to know in order to get started with an Enterprise GIS. —Published June 12, 2007
Listen to Thomas discuss the topics that will be covered during the session he will be co-presenting at the upcoming 2007 ESRI International User Conference and who might benefit by attending. —Published June 9, 2007
Jeanne Foust, Global Manager for Spatial Data Infrastructure at ESRI, talks about why interoperability is important to GIS users. —Published April 26, 2007
Garry Burgess talks about his session at the upcoming Business GeoInfo Summit in Dallas, Texas. Listen to Garry discuss new features in ArcGIS Business Analyst and present highlights of the new product ArcGIS Business Analyst Server. —Published April 18, 2007
Kathy Gambee talks about her session at the upcoming Business GeoInfo Summit in Dallas, Texas. Listen to Kathy discuss what customer profiling means and how understanding customer types and their consumer behavior can help make better business decisions. —Published April 17, 2007
Jim Herries talks about his session at the upcoming Business GeoInfo Summit in Dallas, Texas. Listen to Jim discuss the data that is available in Business Analyst Online reports and maps and who can benefit from using Business Analyst Online. —Published April 16, 2007
Mark Bockenhauer and Dara Hughes, both product engineers, talk about their technical session at the upcoming Developer Summit. Listen as they talk about the three topics they will cover and the demos they will provide during their session. —Published March 16, 2007
Tamrat Belayneh and Nathan Shephard, both 3D visualization product engineers, talk about their technical session at the upcoming Developer Summit. Listen as they talk about important points to consider when developing 3D applications and discuss the best practices they will provide during their session. —Published March 15, 2007
Jeff Shaner, program manager, and Mike Shaw, developer, talk about their technical session at the upcoming ESRI Developer Summit. Listen as they discuss the applications that can be built with Mobile SDK and some of the best practices they will share during their session. —Published March 14, 2007
Eric Bader, Java SDK Lead for Developer Resources, and Divesh Goyal, Product Engineer talk about their technical session at the upcoming Developer Summit. Listen as they discuss key concepts when working with EJBs and ArcGIS Server. —Published March 13, 2007
Simon Thompson, Industry Manager for the Commercial Sector, presents an overview of the upcoming ESRI Business GeoInfo Summit which takes place in Dallas, Texas on April 23–25. —Published March 8, 2007
Divesh Goyal, Product Engineer, and Ranjit Iyer, Software Development Programmer, talk about their two technical sessions at the upcoming Developer Summit. Listen as Divesh and Ranjit explain how these two sessions relate to each other and what developers can expect to learn from both technical sessions. —Published March 6, 2007
Craig Gillgrass, Senior Geodatabase Product Engineer, and Colin Zwicker, Geodatabase Product Engineer, talk about their technical session at the upcoming Developer Summit. Listen as Craig and Colin discuss best practices for working with the geodatabase and what developers can expect to learn from their technical session. —Published February 27, 2007
Art Haddad, Development Lead and Architect, Sentha Sivabalan, Senior Software Engineer, and Nathan Warmerdam, Product Engineer, discuss their technical session at the upcoming Developer Summit. Listen as Art, Sentha and Nathan talk about the types of applications that can be built using geoprocessing services and ArcGIS Server and what developers can expect to learn from their technical session. —Published February 22, 2007
Listen as Jack Dangermond, president of ESRI, discusses the importance of building a national GIS along with technological changes and advancements that are affecting a new approach to GIS. This podcast was recorded at the 2007 ESRI Federal User Conference. —Published February 15, 2007
Clint Brown, Director of Software Products, talks about his technical session at the upcoming Developer Summit. Listen to Clint's overview of the concepts he will discuss and how developers can leverage ArcGIS technology to build custom applications with a mapping component. —Published February 2, 2007
Rob Elkins, Product Manager for Developer Products and Art Haddad, Development Lead and Architect for ArcGIS Server for the Microsoft .NET framework, present an overview of the upcoming ESRI Development Summit which takes place March 19–22, 2007, in Palm Springs, California. —Published January 26, 2007
Lynn Wombold, ESRI's chief demographer, describes how ESRI investigated new sources of information from disaster response agencies, news reports, and fieldwork to estimate the impact of the 2005 hurricanes. Some of this information is conflicting; all is subject to change. The 2006 estimates reflect information current as of January-February 2006. —Published December 28, 2006
Lynn Wombold, ESRI's chief demographer, describes the 2006/2011 updates that include new development methods and measures of catastrophic change in Gulf Coast communities after the 2005 hurricane season. ESRI combined spatial and demographic analysis with new data sources, producing more accurate methods to track and forecast the changing population distribution. —Published December 21, 2006
Bern Szukalski, Product Manager at ESRI, presents an overview of the new product ArcGIS Online. Listen as he discusses the content and capabilities that ArcGIS Online services provide to ArcGIS users. —Published December 12, 2006
Bern Szukalski is ESRI's Product Manger for ArcGIS Explorer. Listen to his discussion of the evolution of ArcGIS Explorer, what can be expected with the initial release, as well as plans for the software in the coming year. —Published November 15, 2006
Sean Johnson, GIS channel development manager at Adapx, an ESRI hardware partner, discusses Capturx for ArcGIS Desktop, a fully integrated GIS solution offered by ESRI and Adapx that digitally enables paper-based field mapping with a digital pen and standard paper for a broad range of industries. —Published October 9, 2008
Timothy McCormick, the senior vice president of Dewberry’s Hazard Engineering and Geospatial Services Group and a keynote speaker at the 2008 ESRI Survey and Engineering GIS Summit, discusses how Dewberry’s GeoFIRM application uses ArcGIS to help organizations such as FEMA create digital flood insurance rate maps. —Published October 8, 2008
Andrew Pitcairn, senior director of strategic sales at i-cubed, discusses DataDoors for ArcGIS, an application from i-cubed that allows users to download ArcGIS Online content to use locally with their own data and GIS software. —Published October 2, 2008
Matthew Reddington, CEO of TDC Group, an ESRI Business Partner, discusses how his company’s GIS solution, Freeance Mobile, allows users to host enterprise data and maps using ArcGIS Server and deploy critical business information directly to BlackBerry smartphones. —Published September 18, 2008
Mike Forster, managing director of GeoWise, a platinum sponsor of the upcoming 2008 ESRI Health GIS Conference, discusses how GeoWise’s InstantAtlas combines statistics and GIS data to provide interactive, cost-effective, and user-friendly Web solutions for the health industry. —Published August 27, 2008
Alan Girten, Project Manager for Utility Data Contractors, discusses the customization of ArcPad for utility inventory and field inspections. —Published August 12, 2008
Martin Copping, Vice President of Operations at Geo-Visus, a new ESRI business partner, discusses the ArcGIS Server and ArcGIS Mobile-based services and solutions his company provides. —Published June 24, 2008
John Brosowsky, senior product development director with GeoComm, who also won Business Partner of the Year, discusses his ArcGIS Server Code Challenge entry, ALOAH for ArcGIS Server. —Published May 15, 2008
Brady Hustad, Solution Director, and Brian Noyle, Solution Architect, both at Idea Integration, discuss trends and changes they've seen in integrating ESRI products with other technologies and the demand for more focused solutions in non-traditional GIS areas. They also comment on what they have seen and learned at the ESRI Developer Summit. —Published May 14, 2008
Skip Parker, Global Account Representative for ESRI at NAVTEQ, provides highlights and benefits of the new NAVTEQ Small Municipal and County Street Data Enterprise License Agreement (ELA). —Published April 17, 2008
Todd Schmitt, Tele Atlas senior manager of enterprise markets, discusses their sponsorship of the upcoming 2008 Business GIS Summit in Chicago, Illinois, April 27-30. —Published April 3, 2008
Albert Cooley, senior director of tools and services, and Todd Schmitt, senior manager of enterprise markets, both with Tele Atlas, discuss their participation at the upcoming 2008 ESRI Developer Summit in Palm Springs, CA, March 17-20. —Published March 4, 2008
Chris Gerecke, Geospatial Solutions Manager with Timmons Group, a leader in geospatial and engineering consulting services, shares how ArcGIS Mobile and Server GIS technology has helped increase ROI and bring value to their clients. —Published January 29, 2008
Chad Yoder, Mobile GIS Developer and Project Manager at Electronic Data Solutions, talks about the mobile applications his company develops using ArcPad. —Published December 4, 2007
Jim Tochterman, VP of Research and Development at Bradshaw Consulting Services, discusses the benefits of using the ArcGIS Mobile SDK when developing mobile field applications. —Published October 30, 2007
Anita and Roger Palmer of GISetc discuss the upcoming four book series Our World as an expansion to the Mapping Our World books published by ESRI Press. —Published October 15, 2007
David Ruttka, Senior Software Architect at 3-GIS, discusses how his company is implementing ArcGIS Mobile to deliver field applications to their customers. —Published October 2, 2007
Christian Solomine, Business Development Manager at WeatherBug, discusses showcasing WeatherBug’s Web services feeds and other service offerings at the 2007 ESRI Business GeoInfo Summit. —Published July 20, 2007
Don Cooke, Chief Scientist at Tele Atlas, reflects on his career and discusses his Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2007 ESRI International User Conference. —Published July 13, 2007
Listen to Hecht describe a typical local government scenario for integrating the two systems and making it much easier to retrieve drawing documents. —Published June 12, 2007
Listen to Hecht describe a pipeline company scenario for integrating GIS and DMS to help meet inventory and inspection requirements. —Published June 12, 2007
Listen to Rose talk about the two versions of Dream Builder software that The Planning Center developed to help ensure that building permits meet architectural design standards. —Published May 31, 2007
Lola Akinmade, System Designer at Woolpert Inc., discusses the services that they provide to customers and how they developed an enterprise-wide ArcGIS Server implementation for the city of Indianapolis. —Published May 17, 2007
Listen as Wenninger talks about how WennSoft, a new partner of the year award winner, develops business solutions that integrate financial systems with GIS in order to provide a greater level of efficiency to customers. —Published May 12, 2007
Listen to Stokes talk about the datasets that Navigate provides for ESRI products in Australia such as StreetMap Australia and Business Analyst. —Published May 3, 2007
Listen to the Palmers talk about the training that GISetc provides to K-16 teachers and how teachers learn to implement GIS in their classrooms. —Published April 25, 2007
Brent Mainzinger, Vice President of Business Development, discusses the products and services that The Sidwell Company provides to their customers. —Published April 5, 2007
Tom Counts, president and founder of ESRI Business Partner 3-GIS, discusses their latest innovation solution, Field Express Chameleon®, a mobile application built with ArcGIS Server 9.2. —Published April 2, 2007
Martijn Nanninga is the Director of Sales and Marketing at Realworld Systems, a Partner of the Year Award winner at the 2007 ESRI Business Partner Conference. Listen as Nanninga discusses applications that Realworld Systems has built using ESRI's ArcGIS Server and the products they offer to customers. —Published March 30, 2007
Rodrigo Tomasi de Castro, Project Manager at INFLOR Consultoria e
Sistemas Ltda., talks about his company's Partner of the Year Award at
the 2007 ESRI Business Partner Conference. Listen to de Castro as he
discusses the services that INFLOR Consultoria e Sistemas Ltda. provides
to their customers. —Published March 27, 2007
Linda Dean is the co-owner of Electronic Data Solutions, a Partner of the Year Award winner at the 2007 ESRI Business Partner Conference. Listen as Dean discusses the products and services that Electronic Data Solutions provides to their customers and the upcoming services planned for 2007. —Published March 22, 2007
Forrest Smith, GIS specialist for the Canyon County Sheriff’s Office in Idaho, discusses the Office’s Road Centerline Geodatabase Project which uses ArcGIS Server to consolidate their GIS efforts and reduce the duplication of work. —Published October 7, 2008
Dr. Bradley D. Doorn, Remote Sensing Program Manager at USDA, discusses how the USDA uses remote sensing and GIS to manage the nation’s food supply and provides guidance for organizations looking to use remotely sensed data with their GIS. —Published September 24, 2008
Della Adams, GIS program manager at the City of Memphis, Tennessee, discusses the enterprise GIS the City created to centralize their existing GIS and extend the functionality and benefits directly to the citizens of Memphis. —Published September 23, 2008
Jami Garrison, data bureau manager at the Arizona Department of Transportation (DOT), discusses her experience participating in the 2008 ESRI International User Conference Plenary Session where she highlighted the DOT’s ArcGIS Explorer application. —Published September 11, 2008
Niels la Cour, planner for the University of Massachusetts, discusses the Town of Amherst’s enterprise GIS which is an integral part of Amherst’s IT infrastructure, creating a more informed community and enhanced democracy. —Published September 3, 2008
Susan Radke, founder and president of Berkeley Geo-Research Group, and Eddie Hanebuth, founder and president of Digital Quest Inc., discuss their new ESRI Press book, GIS Tutorial for Homeland Security, a broad-based, hands-on resource for learning how to use GIS technology in homeland security planning and operations. —Published August 19, 2008
Ted Kircher, GIS and CAD Coordinator at PNM and President of EGUG shares what attendees can expect at the 2008 EGUG Conference, October 19-23 in Indian Wells, California. —Published August 14, 2008
Vish Uma, a GIS software engineer, discusses his ArcGIS Server Code Challenge entry SOExplorer: ArcGIS Server Administration Tool. —Published June 25, 2008
Jeff Machamer, senior systems engineer with 3-GIS, talks about his ArcGIS Server Code Challenge entries, Custom Task Results to Extend Context Menu Entries and Custom Query Task to Query External Databases. —Published June 18, 2008
Ed Clow, programmer analyst with the Texas Legislative Council, gives a brief overview of his ArcGIS Server Code Challenge entry, ArcGIS Server Unique Value Generator Geoprocessing Tool. —Published June 12, 2008
John Little, GIS Manager with Greenville Utilities in Greenville, NC, talks about his ArcGIS Server Code Challenge entry, ArcGIS Server Custom Controls for Desktop. —Published June 4, 2008
Danny Hatcher, senior software engineer with 3-GIS, talks about his ArcGIS Server Code Challenge entry, Arc Server Map Service Tester. —Published May 29, 2008
Justin Burns, GIS coordinator with St. Clair County in Port Huron, Michigan, talks about his ArcGIS Server Code Challenge entry, Sign Inventory Mobile Application. —Published May 28, 2008
Marco Genovesio, a developer with Studio A&T in Milan, Italy, speaks on behalf of Domenico Ciavarella, Project Manager also at Studio A&T, about Domenico's ArcGIS Server Code Challenge entry, Print Task with Options 9.2 sp4. —Published May 21, 2008
Bing Jing, a Web developer with the City of Carson, California, gives a brief overview of her ArcGIS Server Code Challenge entry, ArcSDE Geodatabase backup. —Published May 20, 2008
John Waterman, vice president of Geospatial Solutions at GCS Research in East Burke, Vermont, 1st place winner of the ArcGIS Server Code Challenge at the 2008 ESRI Developer Summit, discusses his code sample entry, Display Geospatial Analysis Results in Google Maps and Microsoft Virtual Earth using ArcGIS Server. —Published May 7, 2008
Vijay Sambandhan, a GIS developer from Bergmann Associates in Buffalo, New York and 3rd place winner of the ArcGIS Server Code Challenge at the 2008 Developer Summit, discusses his code sample entry SDE Web Catalog. —Published April 29, 2008
Nianwei Liu, senior system analyst programmer with the City of Charlotte, NC, discusses his ArcGIS Server Code Challenge entry, Google Maps Adapter to ArcGIS Server Map Cache, for which he received Honorable Mention. —Published April 22, 2008
Kent Riggins, a software engineer with the U.S. Federal Government, briefly discusses his ArcGIS Server Code Challenge entry, Show Result Table Task in ArcGIS Explorer. —Published April 15, 2008
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