Who Should Attend and Why

ESRI electric and gas users are encouraged to attend the 2008 EGUG Conference. Find out how GIS innovation is helping utilities worldwide address today’s trends and challenges. No matter what your position or GIS experience, this event helps you connect with your industry peers and ESRI staff in an environment dedicated to you and your most pressing needs.

What You’ll Experience

• Network with fellow attendees
  Build valuable relationships by meeting with your colleagues, as well as ESRI staff and business partners, to explore experiences, projects, and solutions. Brainstorm, troubleshoot, collaborate, and explore the latest technology available from an exclusive set of partners.
• Hear insightful best practices
  Attend user presentations and learn ways other utilities are using GIS to advance their daily operations, from streamlining processes to complying with industry regulations. Hear about lessons learned and tips discovered on topics ranging from system integration to change management.
• See GIS in action
  View the latest GIS software capabilities and user techniques during product demonstrations given by ESRI staff. Delve into the ArcGIS product suite and find how to leverage its applications across your organization.
• Address the hot topics
  Take the opportunity to voice your top concerns and discuss these key issues with hot topic leads, ESRI staff, and business partners. Pose your questions to the experts and figure out how today’s state-of-the-art products and services can address your unique dilemmas.
• Discuss GIS in an industry-specific context
  From ESRI topic specialists and industry leaders to the plenary and technical sessions, find out more about emerging trends, important technology choices, and improving profitability for your utility.
• Meet with ESRI Business Partners
  Schedule private demonstrations with leading technology business partners at the GIS Solutions EXPO. Learn about the products and services available to help you implement and maintain a successful GIS.

Be part of the 2008 EGUG Conference.