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The new ArcGIS Living Atlas "evaluate and nominate" app was recently released. This app is what you use to perform an evaluation on your items when you want to contribute to ArcGIS Living Atlas (always a great idea).

It can also be used to review any of your content for suggestions on improvements to your item description even if you don't end up contributing to Living Atlas. Great item documentation is always a good idea as a best practice for your organization.

For more information, see Living Atlas evaluate and nominate app released by @JimHerries.

Take a winding journey, from theories on how our brains process spatial information to practical tips on creating stories, with “Telling Stories with Maps," written by Allen Carroll from ArcGIS StoryMaps.

Do you have a minute and are you curious about what's in a user type or running an administrative report? Check out our new playlist here.

Do you know that ArcGIS Online users can now access ModelBuilder directly within Map Viewer? This powerful capability is designed to streamline online analysis workflows, allowing you to easily chain tools and data together—all from your web browser.

Currently in beta, ModelBuilder is available to all ArcGIS Online users with Professional or Professional Plus user types. If you are interested in learning more about ModelBuilder or would like to share your use cases for workflow automation, we would love to hear from you. Please provide your contact information in this survey, and we look forward to connecting with you!

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SIC codes and descriptions will be removed from Esri’s Business Summary Database 

To ensure that your publicly shared web applications perform well in high-demand, high-volume situations when accessed anywhere in the world, follow the recommended best practices.

Discover what's new with Esri Demographics

Check out the new features from our latest release. 

Learn practical strategies for managing storage credits in your ArcGIS Online organization.

Esri's Data Development team utilized Esri Updated Demographics to visualize where couples who have tied the knot are located across the United States.