TUgis Conference 2019

ArcGIS Hub allows organizations to organize and engage communities around policy initiative. It uses data, visualization, analytics, and collaboration technology to support data-driven work on policy initiatives and measure the impacts. During this presentation we will introduce the concept of Hub and how you can leverage it in your existing ArcGIS environment. We will also walk through existing examples from all levels of government. Finally, we will go behind the scenes and show you how to build a Hub site and use it to foster 2 way engagement with the community

Learn how to use ArcGIS apps to help plan, coordinate, run and monitor field operations. In this session we will demonstrate how ArcGIS Apps (Workforce, Navigator, Collector, Survey123, Explorer, Operations Dashboard) work together to optimize field work. We will also highlight new capabilities. Including new capabilities with Collector for ArcGIS and a new product called Tracker for ArcGIS which enables organizations to capture the tracks of field staff, monitor where they are, and analyze where they have been.

ArcGIS Online gives you the ability to create interactive web maps and apps that you can share with anyone. With ready-to-use content, apps, and templates, you can be productive right away. From sharing your work with others to preventing accidental deletion of items and more, this session will provide tips and tricks that will help you maximize your use of ArcGIS Online.

When most non-GIS professionals hear “G-I-S”, they think “M-A-P”. Now that GIS is a location intelligence platform, the underutilization of it is critical, and career-limiting, for GIS professionals. GIS is designed to do more than make maps. It is vitally important that organizations proactively evangelize and market all of the GIS capabilities. This presentation will provide strategies on how to spread the understanding and full value of GIS across your organization.