Last week, the Esri Partner Conference 2020 was hosted in Palm Springs, California. It was a great opportunity to meet and talk with members of various teams at Esri, as well as several members of the Esri Partner Network (EPN). The experience was amazing.
Author: Courtney Menikheim
Courtney started at GEO Jobe as an intern. Through dedication and hard work, they have worked their way through the company and now serve as our Chief Support Officer. When they aren't helping design and build software, Courtney enjoys playing board games, spending time with their dogs, and gardening.
Flying High: Reflections on GEO Jobe’s UAV Division with Jeff Lawrence
The beginning of the year is always a great time to reflect on the past and look toward the future. Here at GEO Jobe, we’ve noticed a steady growth in the demand for our UAV Services over the past several years, and there are plenty of signs indicating that growth will only continue. For more […]
Important GIS Resources for Educators in 2020
By teaching others, educators introduce their students to the tools they’ll use to build their futures. As such, it is important to make resources available to support educators – especially in rapidly changing fields like GIS. We have collected some of our favorite resources and tools for educators interested in incorporating GIS into their curriculum. […]
Join GEO Jobe at the 2019 MS Geospatial Conference
The last quarter of the year is always a busy one for GEO Jobe, and this one will be no different. To kick things off, we are proud to announce that we are one of the sponsor’s of this year’s Mississippi Geospatial Conference. Read on to learn more about the conference, and what you can […]
How to Implement OAuth 2.0 for ArcGIS
While OAuth 2.0 is Esri’s recommended methodology for handling security and authentication for their ArcGIS platform, not everyone using it understands what it does or how to implement it. Here at GEO Jobe, we’ve had to explain it to more than a few of the people we’ve worked with. As such, we thought we’d lay […]