Latest Contributions by GiseleMounzer

‎03-20-2015

Hi Josh, Have you had the opportunity to see the videos on the ArcGIS Pro page, or to peruse the ArcGIS Pro | ArcGIS for Desktop website? There is a lot of information there that can help answer your question. In essence, ArcGIS Pro provides a new experience for ArcGIS for Desktop; and while ArcGIS Pro has capabilities that are not available in ArcMap—such as project-based workflows, combined 3D/2D visualization, 64-bit support, and multiple layout support—we don’t think that a one-to-one comparison can provide the full picture of why you would want to use ArcGIS Pro. We invite you to try it for yourself (you can get a free 60-day trial at: http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/arcgis-for-desktop/free-trial). Hope this helps. Gisele Mounzer Product Marketing Esri

‎01-29-2015

Dear Loren, The ArcGIS for Home Use is currently issuing the incorrect type of subscription for ArcGIS Online. We are working on fixing this. In the meantime, please contact Esri Customer Service and they will be able to assist you. We will post the fix as soon as it’s available. Thank you for bringing this up to our attention and apologies for the confusion and inconvenience. Regards, Gisele Mounzer Product Marketing Esri

‎01-06-2015

You can watch a recording of this webinar here: Learn How Successful Cities Are Using 3D GIS - YouTube Gisele Mounzer Esri

‎10-07-2014

ArcGIS 10.3 Prerelease is now available. This release includes ArcGIS Pro, the new application that is part of the ArcGIS for Desktop license at 10.3. How can customers access and use ArcGIS Pro? The maintenance contact in the organization must download ArcGIS Pro from My Esri and make it available the same way any other Esri software is handled in your organization--Watch a video The ArcGIS Online administrator must assign an ArcGIS Pro license to each Named User through ArcGIS Online--Watch a video Users must install ArcGIS Pro on their own machines and be assigned an ArcGIS Pro license--Watch a video Find answers to common licensing questions on this Licensing page.

‎07-03-2014

A big part of data management is editing. Editing usually means creating new information or updating existing information. However, keeping your data clean and free of duplicate features is an important part of editing. And, no matter how careful you are, there’s the chance that duplicate features get created. As Michelle Johnson explains, “It is important to identify and delete/correct duplicate features in order for your GIS to deliver the best information needed for decision-making.” Check out Michelle Johnson’s blog post and take a few moments to review three important data checks you can do with ArcGIS Data Reviewer: Duplicate Geometry Geometry on Geometry Table to Table Attribute How confident are you that your data is free of duplicate features? Very confident Somewhat confident Not at all confident I have no idea

‎07-03-2014

Browse the Esri Course Catalog to find the right course for you (many courses are free) and get started with GIS today.

‎07-03-2014

Learn how organizations use ArcGIS to do more with their data and deliver better outcomes and make the best decisions.

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Re: Know Before You Pro: Getting and Providing Access to ArcGIS Pro

Re: ArcGIS Pro Usable with 10.3 for Home Use?

Re: Webinar: Solve Modern City Problems with 3D GIS

Know Before You Pro: Getting and Providing Access to ArcGIS Pro

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