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Fast Company ranked Esri among the most innovative data science companies and the City of Long Beach launched a comprehensive data hub.

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Esri will support ArcGIS using SAP HANA. Mapillary’s street imagery is now integrated with ArcGIS.

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Esri has a new ELA for smaller governments, is improving public trust and police legitimacy, and has partnered with NASA to open MRF and LERC.

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Maps and imagery from China now available on ArcGIS, Esri cited as authoritative standard for GIS, and Esri exploring how to keep nondangerous...

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The world’s largest GIS conference will be held July 20–24, 2015 in San Diego, California.

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Create Tailored Web Pages with ArcGIS Enterprise Sites

With ArcGIS Enterprise Sites, users of all experience levels can design and build web pages that highlight an organization’s GIS content.

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The Value of Esri Technical Certifications, Supported Organizationally

Certification can bring incredible value to an organization—especially when championed organization-wide, like at Esri Netherlands.

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Esri named a leader in location intelligence, launches new Ocean Health Hubs with OHI, and expands IoT developer opportunities.

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Esri Introduces User Types in ArcGIS Online

ArcGIS Online now has five new User Types, which match user characteristics with GIS capabilities and apps. Which User Type are you?

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Good News for the GIS User Community

Congress passed the Geospatial Data Act of 2019 into law in October 2018, and it will have far-reaching effects on the GIS user community.

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Harnessing the Potential of Urban Rooftops

Bay Localize, located in Oakland, California, sees urban rooftops as a potential source of food, water, and energy that will make cities more…

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Rooting for Our Planet

Plant-for-the-Planet founder Felix Finkbeiner sees the forest and the trees: 4.2 trillion of them.

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