Articles about ArcGIS Online. ArcGIS Online is Esri’s online GIS and web mapping solution where users can create, and share maps, scenes, apps, layers, analytics, and data.
When a GIS project requires a collaborative effort from multiple employees of varied skill sets, it’s important to circumvent this common problem by keeping all work documented and cataloged in a location where it can be easily accessed.
Esri’s Story Maps Team has created a new objective – to move all story maps to HTTPS only applications.
Olivia Harne discusses some of the drawbacks to over exploiting programming in GIS.
Olivia Harne takes a look at the newly available collaborative features between ArcGIS Maps and Adobe Creative Cloud.
Jennifer Kennedy, a GIS Analyst at Timmons Group discusses the importance of managing GIS data quality and some GIS solutions for managing GIS data and ensuring its integrity.
What’s April 1st without a little map trickery? Last year, Google had cartophiles hunting for lost treasure. This year, Google Maps is inviting users of … Read more
Two of Esri’s principal GIS viewing products, ArcGIS Explorer Desktop and ArcGIS Online, offer a variety of tools for both business and personal use. Tracey Dash takes a look at some of the key differences between the two programs.
Esri has launched a new online web site for selling apps and GIS data. From Esri’s press release: “ArcGIS Marketplace provides data from organizations such … Read more
A new plugin has just been released that gives those using WordPress the ability to embed maps from ArcGIS Online into their blogs. ArcGIS Online … Read more
Google Maps and Data News The largest Street View release by Google was recently announced. Over 250,000 miles of street level imagery was released in … Read more
Esri recently debuted the availability of Esri Maps for Office, a new component of its ArcGIS Online service that allows for the mapping of geographic … Read more
There is a huge amount of untapped geographic information stored within Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. With over one billion users of the popular spreadsheet software, that is a lot of data waiting to be mapped out. That said, the capability of mapping out that geographic data doesn’t necessarily need to be done through an external desktop GIS software application. There are a few solutions on the market that provide both free and cost-based mapping solutions that operate directly within Excel.