The Map Series, in my opinion, is one of the most underrated tools in ArcGIS Pro. It is a fantastic way to customize reports that summarize data within a polygon layer. The ability to use queries and dynamic text that provide answers to the questions being asked for multiple areas of interest is a breeze. […]
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Same Tools, Different Worlds
Have you ever laid in the grass on a warm summer night and looked up at the stars and wondered about what was waiting out in all that darkness? Did you ever wonder what it would be like to walk on another world and look back at our blue-green world through another sky? I have […]
2D, 3D, 4D: Spatiotemporal Visualization in ArcGIS Pro
Finding the correct balance of logic and appeal with data is often a struggle. Data can be bland, confusing, full of acronyms and numbers unknown to users. Finding a way to make this accurately representational with the WOW factor can be a challenge. The more complex the data becomes, the more difficult it can be […]
Overcoming challenges when migrating from ArcGIS Online to ArcGIS Enterprise
As a follow up to my Reasons to Migrate from AGOL to ArcGIS Enterprise article. Today I am going to build off that and discuss some things I’ve come across migrating from ArcGIS Online to ArcGIS Enterprise. Depending on how tight of a ship you ran in ArcGIS Online and the amount of content accumulated […]
Web Maps for WordPress Pro Features Now Available in the Free Version
We have some great news for all WordPress users that use our free Web Maps for WordPress plugin! We are combining ALL of the features that were available from our Pro version into the Free version available in the WordPress plugin directory. The new update gives you custom searching of your ArcGIS Organization for public […]
Take Your Team to the Top with Tasks and Templates in ArcGIS Pro
In GIS workflows, there are several ways to accomplish the same task. From symbology configurations to analyses, each person has their way of doing things. Sometimes, though, a project requires that multiple staff members adhere to the same requirements. To design a seamless workflow, users can create tasks in ArcGIS Pro and share project templates […]
Meet Kates: The Conductor, The Maestro
The first thing many people see when watching a conductor orchestrate is the dramatic motions of the arms in front of well-trained musicians. Some would even say that a conductor is the product of mixing a music teacher with a bird. However, a conductor is so much more. The conductor is the person in the […]
GEO Jobe Welcomes Josh Ladnier as a Support Technician
GEO Jobe is pleased to welcome Josh Ladnier as a Support Technician. Previous to GEO Jobe Josh worked as a Slot Shift Manager developing training modules for new slot technicians and staff. He also created new setup installation templates for multiple slot machine manufacturers and performed repairs on these machines. Josh has extensive experience in […]
Backup My Org Update 1.2.1
BackupMyOrg 1.2.1 is now available with several new storage type choices, restoration improvements, and a round of bug fixes. In addition to our existing S3 bucket support, we now offer support for both Azure Blob Storage and Google Cloud Storage. We also have made improvements to the postprocessing step of the Restore process, adding a […]
GEO Jobe Recognized as an Esri Cornerstone Partner for 20 Years of Commitment to Esri and ArcGIS Technology
GEO Jobe was recognized as a Cornerstone Partner at the 2022 Esri Partner Conference (EPC) held in Palm Springs, California March 5–7, 2022. This acknowledgment was presented to GEO Jobe for their long-term commitment to Esri and the GIS community. Cornerstone Partner recognition is given to organizations that have participated in the Esri Partner Network […]