Latest Contributions by ScottOppmann

@Ahmedyosif - I would encourage you to review the gallery of ArcGIS Solutions and use one of them to inform your solution designs.   While we don't have an ArcGIS Solution specifically for ICU capacity, you can study the solutions to learn common technology patterns.  Then deploy a similar solution and configure it to meet your needs.   If you could share more details / requirements on your project, I might be able to point you to a solution we have that provides similar capabilities.   ... View more

@DavidForbuss1 - 2024 roadmap can be found in new blog post.  Don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.   ... View more

@DavidForbuss1 - Just picking up on Alex's note.  We're also working on a revised roadmap for 2024.  Will have something to share in late January.  In meantime, if you have any specific questions on plans we might have, don't hesitate to reach out. ... View more

Know there are limitations currently on the number of unique symbols and we've been looking at options.  Am going to connect you with @ChrisFox and @DanielWickens.   They can also share with you how the Sign Management solution might be used with Road & Highways. ... View more

2022 ArcGIS Solutions Product Roadmap can be found here: ArcGIS Solutions 2022 Product Roadmap (esri.com) FYI @TedCronin  ... View more

Kyle - Looping @ChrisFox in.  He authored the original expression and can help with the scenario you proposed.   ... View more

ArcGIS Solutions Roadmap - May 2021 Update We continue to evolve the ArcGIS Solutions Roadmap as plans solidify and work continues on new, or greatly enhanced, ArcGIS Solutions.  This Roadmap gives you a sneak peek of the capabilities we are focused on in 2021 and beyond. Near-term will be available in the first one or two releases of 2021, mid-term in the next two to three releases, and long-term capabilities are in the plan but we do not have a specific release in mind yet. We will revise this roadmap throughout the year to ensure it reflects our latest plans.  As with any roadmap, capabilities are tentative and may evolve, be delayed, or removed from the roadmap as priorities change. The continued development or release of a solution is at the sole discretion of Esri. Please contact us if you are interested in partnering with the ArcGIS Solutions team on any of the capabilities listed above. We value those partnerships greatly and your contributions can help the entire GIS community grow. If you would like to see us develop an ArcGIS Solution that is not currently in our portfolio or plans, please share your ideas on ArcGIS Ideas. For more information on the latest ArcGIS Solutions release, see What's New.   ... View more

Joe – We expected the Employee screening form to be accessed by named users in your organizations. If you do, the form will populate the name and email automatically. The visitor form should be made public and could be shared on posters/forms via a QR code; or via a URL on your website. Scott ... View more

No, it will not overwrite the feature layers.  It will deploy a second copy of the entire solution (layers, maps, and apps). ... View more

Here is a link to a topic that will help you through this process - Frequently asked questions - ArcGIS Solutions Deployment Tool | ArcGIS Solutions  ... View more

Josh - Thought it might be valuable to provide some context so you know the ArcGIS Solutions for Local Government are evolving. Would be glad to get on a call to discuss more fully.   With the emergence of ArcGIS organizations (online and on premise), we have been pivoting away from a single data model for local governments.  We never intended the LGIM to be a “standard” for local governments.  GIS professionals can configure the LGIM to fit their unique organizational needs.  The information model is a living data model that evolves as new maps and apps are added to the ArcGIS for Local Government solution; and ArcGIS evolves in ways that simplify the deployment of these solution offerings.   The LGIM has historically been supplied as a geodatabase schema.  At the time of the LGIM’s inception, this was the most popular way for local governments to store data in ArcGIS.  Delivering the LGIM as a geodabase also provided a foundation for the ArcGIS for Local Government solutions and helped you organize your data so you could quickly deploy the solution offerings.  But with today’s popularity of hybrid WebGIS implementations, local governments are frequently using both geodatabases and hosted feature services.  Now, many of the ArcGIS for Local Government solutions use hosted feature services solely and we are sharing these feature layer designs in the ArcGIS for Local Government Service Catalogs so they can be used to create new hosted feature services in your ArcGIS organization.  And with the release of the ArcGIS Solutions Deployment Tool, many ArcGIS for Local Government maps and apps can be now be quickly deployed in your organization without having to construct the solution offering manually.   The Solution Deployment Tool is one step in a longer journey to deliver ArcGIS Solutions with ArcGIS organizations.   Finally, the Local Government Information Model isn't going anywhere.  We still plan on maintaining it and evolving the content included as we add new maps and apps to the ArcGIS for Local Government solution.  But you will see (the March 2017 release was the first step) us start to refine the content included in the model so it generally includes content that would naturally be managed / used / analyzed in ArcGIS Desktop.  ... View more

Brian -  Are you referring to the InfrastructureProjects_allfundedprojectspublic feature layer view?  Typically, the Configure Map topic will outline which layer, or feature layer view, to use.  May I ask, which solution are you trying to manually configure?  That will help me outline next steps for you. Thanks Scott ... View more