Latest Contributions by RebeccaStrauch__GISP

My  top take always (or what I was most excited about) are: ​ArcPro will be able to be set to a concurrent use licensing scheme...vs. just named users.  ..follow-up on this is that "how" this will be implemented is still in development, but probably will be implemented in a similar way to how desktop concurrent licenses are implemented now, and probably not until at least q1 2016 (my guess whenever 10.4 is released). Clarification at the closing section was you would have to choose between named-user or concurrent....and they mentioned the benefit of named-user is ability to access the license so any where (vs. having to be able to access the license manager). "R" will be integrated better within the Arc products. This is good news for those that use the power of R for scientific analysis.  Clarification at the closing....it will not be included itch the install, but R is a free, readily available package already available ...it will however have a better integration. I think this is also expected in 10.4.    Edit:  for those that used Hawth's Tools and the follow up GME | SpatialEcology.Com   I am interested to see how this may improve the process. Home-use annually subscription will include "all software".  What exactly "all software" means was not specified, but I think the possibilities are exciting.  Of course, the home use is just that...not to be used for profit or commercial use.  ArcGIS for Home Use Program | ArcGIS for Desktop Advanced for Personal Use     I'm pretty excited about that, and it's a great way to expand knowledge of software that you wouldn't otherwise have access to. edit#2. -   Ability to read in native KML Those are my personal  "wow's"  from the plenary this year.  As Steve mentioned, Pro, web, and apps where the hot topics of the conference. ... View more