GEO Jobe is pleased to welcome Christian (Chris) Patton as a Junior Application Developer. Previous to GEO Jobe Chris worked at Stein Associates as an IT Specialist/Software Developer and worked on in-house software improvements and automation. Chris has experience in C# and .NET Programming, PHP8 Development, as well as working with relational databases using SQL. […]
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Q&A with Dale Stevenson, Senior Project Manager
Here is a short Q & A with Senior Project Manager, Dale Stevenson. Dale joined the GEO Jobe team in August of 2021 and is based out of our office in Gulfport, MS. Q: What is your job at GEO Jobe, and what does it entail? A: I am a senior project manager. There is […]
GEO Jobe Welcome Ayden as Sales Associate
GEO Jobe is pleased to welcome Ayden Rigby as a Sales Associate. GEO Jobe has previously mentored Ayden as an intern, during which time he was able to develop a foundation of knowledge in GIS and custom software development. This experience pushed Ayden to want to study the topics further at university, he is currently […]
Turn Your Maps Around With Map Viewer & Experience Builder
Here at GEO Jobe, we take on a wide variety of projects. Recently while I have been working on projects creating web maps, apps, and environment migrations, some things have come up that I think are worth addressing. Back in the day, using Map Viewer Classic and creating an application using ArcGIS Web AppBuilder was […]
Backup My Org Update 1.2.0
BackupMyOrg 1.2.0 is now available with some great features to make your life easier. One of our most requested features has made it into this update, which includes support for Amazon S3 buckets, giving you unlimited storage possibilities for very large backups. For ArcGIS Enterprise 10.8 and higher, cloning or restoring to a different organization […]
Fall Conferences with GEO Jobe
Connections and community are important – as individuals and as members of the geospatial community. We’ve talked about this before, but we try to make sure we back up our ideals with action. One of the many ways we try to foster connections, both old and new, is by engaging with others in person. While […]
Get Your Ducks in a Row with Group Layers
Looking for a way to organize your map's table of contents better? Group layers may be the answer you've been looking for!
Admin Tools Update 1.7.2
What’s New in 1.7.2? We have a small update now available for Admin Tools, which gives you a new tool that allows you to enable or disable export data for feature layers in bulk as well as a host of bug fixes. We also added support for searching and filtering with the upcoming Administrative Report […]
That Time GIS Stopped a Serial Killer
A crime happens and the chase to find the offender is on. We have all seen our share of crime dramas, documentaries, and news stories. We have all heard of psychologically profiling offenders in order to understand what drives them to commit crimes. Psychology tells us that serial offenders are creatures of habit. They have a […]
GEO Jobe Welcomes Chelsea as Junior Project Manager
GEO Jobe is pleased to welcome Chelsea Gee as a Junior Project Manager. Previous to GEO Jobe, Chelsea was a Brand Manager/Marketing Analyst at The Focus Group. Chelsea managed client relationships and campaigns while conducting research and analysis in order to strategize around remaining competitive, maximizing revenue, and creating brand engagement. Chelsea also assisted senior […]