PenBay Solutions Launches InVision 1.5 for Facilities Management
July 15, 2014
PenBay Solutions, a developer of GIS-based facility management and public safety software, is introducing InVision 1.5 in […]
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PenBay Solutions, a developer of GIS-based facility management and public safety software, is introducing InVision 1.5 in […]
CompassCom will offer Esri User Conference attendees a sneak peek at advanced asset tracking capabilities in the upcoming […]
The Esri Survey Summit and Esri International User Conference (UC) were held in July in San Diego, California […]
Altus Positioning Systems has made three announcements at the Esri 2012 Users Conference in San Diego this week. The company introduced a new GPS-based data-acquisition system for the GIS industry, introduced a portable integrated system for GIS applications, and announced the commercial availability of a GNSS receiver.
I had a great visit at the ESRI User Conference earlier this month. If you recall last year, I wrote:
“As much as surveyors, engineers, and constructors may not appreciate geographic information systems (GIS) technology, at some point everyone should attend at least the ESRI Survey/Engineering Summit and the first couple of days of the ESRI User Conference held every summer in San Diego, California. This is not a GIS sales pitch. It’s a networking sales pitch. When other conferences are struggling to maintain attendance levels, the ESRI conferences seemingly never fail to grow in attendance. This year, it attracted some 15,000 people from 120 countries. That means gobs of GIS people, and also gobs of surveyors and engineers.”
The statement rang true this year too. Even in today’s economy where conferences are severely impacted or even cancelled due to travel budget cuts, the ESRI User conference still attracted ~11,000 people this month.
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