This year’s ArcGIS Knowledge sessions are structured to guide attendees from foundational concepts through advanced analytics and real-world applications over the course of the week.
Check out the table below to see where you might need to choose between Knowledge sessions and plan your tracks carefully.
All the Knowledge sessions below are also browsable on the agenda website using these custom agenda links:
On Tuesday, the ArcGIS Knowledge product team leads introductory sessions focused on connecting data and analyzing relationships. These sessions are designed as the primary entry point—helping attendees across industries understand how knowledge graphs extend GIS into relationship-centric analysis workflows.
On Wednesday, the focus shifts to applied and advanced content. We recommend you prioritize the Analysis Use Cases with Knowledge Graphs session, which highlights how organizations are using knowledge graphs to solve real-world problems, and the Graph Analytics with Spatial and Temporal Context session, which serves as the core 200-level deep dive, showcasing more advanced analytical techniques and product capabilities.
Surrounding these core sessions, Wednesday also includes related content across national security, fraud detection, and connected intelligence workflows—providing additional context for how ArcGIS Knowledge fits into broader mission-driven analytics environments.
On Thursday, dive into how knowledge graphs support activity-based intelligence, reinforcing how knowledge graph approaches support data fusion, object management systems and operational decision-making.
