ArcGIS Online administrators have a lot to consider. What’s an effective security model? How should you set up your organization? What scripting tools are available? In this final Expand What You Know series, we highlight recorded technical sessions that help you be a great administrator. Dive into security and compliance, steps for success, and automation.
Security, Privacy, and Compliance
Learn about ArcGIS security, privacy, and compliance from lead software architect Andrea Rosso and chief information security officer Michael Young. This session covers fundamentals about the ArcGIS platform information and security model, deployment architecture, and Esri’s ongoing efforts with compliance regulations, standards, and best practices.
Best Practices for a Successful Organization
Interested in best patterns and practices for setting up and managing your organization? Esri’s Bernie Szukalski and Jeff Archer give you 12 steps for success.
Administration with ArcGIS API for Python
ArcGIS API for Python lets you automate common administrative tasks. Esri’s Andrew Chapkowski and Bill Major show you how to use Python to set up your portal, check credit consumption, manage servers, and more.
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This is the final article in a three-part series highlighting Esri UC 2017 tech session videos. The first article covers smart mapping, Living Atlas content, and custom basemaps. The second article focuses on app builders.
Hi Scott, you make the point that “The name “Web Editor” says it all – data editing is the focus, it’s not a secondary activity.” so is there any reason this is not available for those with a Contributor or Mobile Worker licence? The app looks great but it’s a bit odd that it has been introduced at a point when a Creator now comes with access to ArcGIS Pro so it seems like this would be perfect for those that don’t have access to the desktop software. Thanks
I’ll second this. Real oversight to lock mobile workers out, who would likely be one of the biggest users!
Going to 3rd this! Without Mobile Editor access to WebEditor, it is practically useless in our organisation. Anyone that has Creator or higher level permissions typcially will edit data direct through ArcGIS Pro (as a part of updating and producing maps via templates). Other lower level workers will continue to use existing Field Maps and WebApps built to simplify the data editing process for field-office work flows. Web Editor could have simplified some of that data editing for tasks not currently in a WebApp but also not worth them delving into ArcGIS Pro (using a concurrent Basic license).
I’m going to 4th this!
Hi Scott and rest of ESRI,
this is really ESRI in a nutshell again when it comes to licensing. Mobile workers (on mobile worker license) need access to this. It is exactly those users that need a simpler tool then ArcGIS desktop (Pro) and a flow that only adresses their work to be done. Simple, in terms of as both cost and functionality effective.
Typically the mobile workers works outside in the field parts of the year and other parts of the year in the office – seasons you know?
We need this tool to be made available to those who have a mobile worker license. The majority of the users in my organization who need this functionality are mobile workers. We cannot afford to make everyone in my organization a “Creator.” These tools are standard editing capabilities that should be included across the board.
@Scott, is there a technical reason why ArcGIS Web Editor is only available to Creators or higher? Seems like it really should be for Editor/Contributor user types.