Esri Partner Network Blog

The EPN Partner Tales video series is a podcast-style collection of interviews produced by Esri’s Partner Network (EPN). The most recent interview is with Esri Partner company, Platte River Analytics.

As you plan your attendance at the 2025 Esri User Conference, keep in mind that there are a number of planned pre-conference and co-located Summits this year. Additionally, you are requested to reserve your spot for guaranteed access to attend.

MVPs are individuals who lead by example through their participation and who dedicate themselves to core characteristics of the program, including possessing a deep understanding of Esri products, fostering collaboration and engagement, and providing guidance and support to others, among other actions. It goes without saying that Esri Partners are potentially great candidates as  MVPs!

At the 2025 Esri Partner Conference, during the opening plenary session, Esri’s Richard Cooke and Thomas Fair introduced new opportunities for partners. They underscored the importance of business and mission-focused systems, highlighting the potential in solutions, content, and services. 

In this edition of Partner Tales, I introduce you to a solution engineer and meteorologist now working with Esri partner company, Baron Weather. 

This year at EPC 20205, attendees are encourage to visit the New Partner Experience Center.

Congratulations go out to two Esri partner companies who were this week recognized for achievement in the US Federal Government market.

The following updates and timelines have been shared by our ArcGIS Utility Network team. Please be advised and aware of the following updates on release cycles around the Network Management releases:

Recently, I had the pleasure to sit down with Danny Menikheim to discuss long time Esri partner, GEO Jobe, partner activities, EsriUC experiences, and their success as an Esri partner.

This edition shares several tips from the 2024 International Esri User Conference hashtag#EsriUC2024 . Gems this week include a look at ArcGIS and GeoAI, a new nationwide dataset, Pipelines (no, not oil and gas), answers to all of your questions, and more! Enjoy...