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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7T7beACtQs. 2007 ESRI User Conference. What actions are you taking as a result of what you heard at the conference? How will what you heard at the conference affect your operations? - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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• What actions are you taking as a result of what you heard at the conference?
• How will what you heard at the conference affect your operations?
• Are there things that you heard that you would like to see AIMS take the lead on?
• What is the biggest deterrent to keeping your GIS operations successful?
2007 ESRI User Conference
2007 ESRI User Conference
• What do you think the big conference topics were
Data
• Does the data you’re collecting build on the framework of GIS information
• Are you collaborating on the development of your data
• Access to data – Must be easy and affordable to be consumable
Need more
emphasis
here
Use
Author
Serve
This is
your return
on investment
From the AIMS Strategic Plan in 2000
Plenary Session
• GIS is being embedded in to an endless number of processes
• We need to push our services to solve problems, create efficiences, make better decisions, etc…
• Place less concern on the technical details and more on the use of data
ArcGIS Explorer
• ArcWeb Services and ArcOnline Services being integrated with ArcExplorer
• Likely underutilized in Johnson County– Opportunities to be used as a lightweight data viewer
that offers a GUI similar to Google Earth, etc
– Has capabilities for geoprocessing tasks, portal development, performance measurements, etc.
– Allows you to build your own customized Google Earth with the data you administer and custom tools
Other Map Platforms
• Google, Virtual Earth, Yahoo…– These are good platforms for displaying and
accessing data
– They have become the industry standards for usability
– ESRI supporting through ArcGIS Server OGC standards (e.g. WMS) and REST API offerings
– They lack the processing tools to do analysis
What’s the role
Skill Level
Clie
nt
Internet Desktop
Web – can click a few buttons
Desktop – editing, analysis, full-featured tools
Opportunities here for ArcGIS Explorer, Google, Virtual Earth
Light editing, geoprocessing, reporting, analysis tools
ArcGIS Future Release
• More functionality enhancements in service packs
• 9.3 will be a performance release– EDN will get 9.3 preview
• Support service being enhanced– Online bug/incident access
ArcGIS Release Cycle
9.2 9.3Sp 2 Sp 3 Sp 4
20082007 Q2 Q3 Q4
Sp 1
10.0?
Q2
Enterprise GIS
• ArcGIS Server getting huge interest but in ESRI’s opinion, it’s not being extensively implemented
• Why not? Kind of like data, it needs to be east to use and affordable
• Govs early adopters of GIS because don’t typically have to justify ROI of excessive spending
Key IT Themes
• Priorities are the same in 2007 as they were 10 years ago– security, eGov, data sharing,
streamlining, collaboration
Key GIS Themes in Gov
• Collaboration• Consolidation• Service Oriented Architecture• Business Continuity• Portals• Performance Measurements
Hot Gov Topics
• What’s In– GIS in Public Works– ArcGIS Server in Transportation– Greening – Executive Dashboard– Routing
What’s the take away
• Issues aren’t rapidly changing• Technology is rapidly changing• Technology is simply a delivery
mechanism, not a solution• Users don’t want to be GIS analysts• Users want the tools to make
decisions
Big Buzzwords
• SOA – Service Oriented Architecture– Delivery of services via the web by some standard– e.g. address web service, user authentication system
• REST – Respresentational State Transfer• Mashups• API/ADF• OGC – Open GIS Consortium• Web Services• Data Fusion Centers
9.2 Conversion
• Expressed our disappointment in the communication of 9.2 release changes
• Expressed our need for a stable, continuous GIS platform