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Esri User Conference goes virtual because of COVID-19

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The Esri User Conference, which usually takes place in San Diego in July, will this year be held virtually.

"As a result of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) crisis, we are making the decision to move the 2020 Esri User Conference in San Diego to a virtual format. This is a great disappointment to me personally, as I know it will be for many of you," Esri CEO Jack Dangermond told those planning to attend in an April 22 e-mail.

The following is an outline of Esri's current plan, with more information available in the Esri UC FAQs:

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