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Configuring UNE for ArcGIS for your customer services team

7th July 2021

As we come to the third and final part of this blog series, I want to consider how a UNE for ArcGIS application could be configured for a Customer Services team. The needs of this team differ from the QA team … Read more

ArcGIS StoryMaps: immerse yourself in recent enhancements

2nd July 2021

ArcGIS StoryMaps has been empowering storytellers more than ever this year with a heap of big enhancements. Big, huge, almost too many to keep track of! I’m going to take you on a whistle stop tour of my favourite enhancements … Read more

Elevate your editing with the summer ArcGIS Online update

30th June 2021

Two exciting new capabilities, another Instant App and a new content experience should be enough to get this ArcGIS Online update into the yellow jersey. As The Tour De France unfolds I can’t help myself but start by exploring French … Read more

Creating Vector Tiles

22nd June 2021

You might have heard about vector tiles recently but not yet used them. Here I will explain what they are, why you should consider using them and how to create them. What are vector tiles? Vector tiles contain vector representations … Read more

OpenStreetMap® Daylight: a community map with peace of mind

15th June 2021

In Summer 2018, Esri released a number of vector basemaps using OpenStreetMap (OSM) data exclusively. With the benefit of regular updates and being free for all ArcGIS users and developers to use, these basemaps have proven very popular. This week...

OpenStreetMap® Feature Layers – a more flexible way of using open data

4th June 2021

OpenStreetMap (OSM) is widely regarded as the Wikipedia of maps, with an online community of volunteers building a map of the world from the ground up. The data is produced by these contributors using a combination of local knowledge, aerial &hell...

Digital Local Plans are here today!

28th May 2021

Please note the views expressed in this article are the author’s own, and do not necessarily represent the views of the organisations mentioned in the text. All websites, APIs and data sources referenced are publicly accessible over the internet. ...

May be time for an ArcGIS Pro release

17th May 2021

What’s blossomed in the ArcGIS 2021 Q2 release of ArcGIS Pro? As a user it’s always good to see more performance improvements and there are enhancements to quite a few geoprocessing tools. But what about new functionality in Pro 2.8? … Read more

How much can you deliver with a one-user ArcGIS Online licence?

14th May 2021

ArcGIS Online is a web mapping solution, hosted entirely in the cloud and delivered as Software-as-a-Service. Access to ArcGIS Online is included with our ArcGIS Desktop product licences, or you might have a licence as part of a collaboration proj...

Sweet Treats – Taking Sweet Offline

4th May 2021

“Edit and Explore with Insight” is one of the many statements you encounter when you start looking at Sweet for ArcGIS. I like to be able to use the offline app in the field and maintain the rules set up … Read more

Top five reasons to choose Business Analyst Web

30th April 2021

ArcGIS Business Analyst Web is a spatial intelligence solution that helps organisations in their strategic decision-making. It combines demographic, business, lifestyle, spending, and census data with map-based analytics. Business Analyst is suita...

Welcoming British Geological Survey Data to the Living Atlas

28th April 2021

The ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World is a collection of geographic information from around the world and includes content contributions from some of the UK’s most recognisable organisations. This collection of spatial data sits at the heart of the...

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