Claudio Carboni - ArcGIS platformthe foundation of your idea - Codemotion Milan 2017

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The document summarizes key information about the ArcGIS platform: - ArcGIS is used by over 350,000 organizations worldwide and has over 5,000 employees and 9,000 employees globally. It generates over $1 billion in annual revenue. - The platform provides capabilities for spatial analysis, predictive modeling, and understanding relationships between data and places. It supports a wide range of industries from utilities to emergency response. - ArcGIS includes both cloud-based (ArcGIS Online) and on-premises (ArcGIS Enterprise) components, as well as desktop and mobile apps. It also has extensive APIs and SDKs for custom development.

Technology

ArcGIS platform
the foundation of your idea
Claudio Carboni
ccarboni@esriitalia.it

• 350,000+ businesses, government agencies, and NGOs around the world
• 1,000 M$ of our annual revenue
• 80+ offices around the world
• Headquarters in Redlands (CA - USA)
• 5,000~ employees in US – 9,000 Worldwide
• + 2,200 Business Partners around the world
• 25+ percent of our annual revenue on R&D
leader in GIS market since 1969

Provides the capability to unlock data’s full potential
detecting &
quantifying
PATTERNS
determining
HOW PLACES
ARE RELATED
understanding
WHERE
making
PREDICTIONS
finding
THE BEST LOCATIONS
AND PATHS
measuring
SIZE, SHAPE, AND
DISTRIBUTION
The Language of Spatial Analysis

• Health & Human
Services
• Education
• Map, Chart, and
Data Production
• Sustainable
Development
• Electric
• Gas
• Pipeline
• Telecommunications
• Water/Wastewater
• Airports &
Aviation
• Highways
• Railways
• Ports & Maritime
• Public Transit
• Emergency Call
Taking & Dispatch
• Emergency/Disaste
r Management
• Fire, Rescue, and
EMS
• Homeland/National
Security
• Law Enforcement
• Wildland Fire
Management
• Agriculture
• Climate, Weather,
and Atmosphere
• Conservation
• Environmental
Management
• Forestry
• Mining
• Oceans
• Petroleum
• Water Resources
• Federal, State, Local
• Defense
• Intelligence
• Resilient Communities
• Architecture,
Engineering, and
Construction (AEC)
• Economic
Development
• Elections &
Redistricting
• Facilities
• Land Administration
• Public Works
• Surveying
• Urban & Regional
Planning
• Insurance
• Retail
• Manufacturing
• Real Estate
• Banking
• Media &
Entertainment
• Supply Chain
Other
Industries
Digital Geography - Campi di Applicazioni

+
Hybrid
Services Based
Desktop Apps
Server
ArcGIS a complete GIS Platform
In Cloud
ArcGIS Online
Based on Amazon Cloud
4 Million Users
One Billion / Day Map Views
8 Million Items
19 Million Open Data Download
On-Premises
ArcGIS Enterprise
o installato in Cloud non Esri
A System for Managing and
Applying Geographic
Information

Android
Python
REST Java
Web
Windows JavaScript
HTML5
Swift
QtApple
.NET
Buildings Apps (Client APIs)
Extending ArcGIS
(Server and Desktop APIs)
Enterprise System
integration
Configurable
Apps
APIs &
SDKs
App
Builders
QML
Xamarin
Objective-C
C++
C#
ArcGIS - A platform for Developers

Environmental
Network
Management
Logistics
Cadastral
Piattaforma ArcGIS
……….
Emergency
Defence
Transportation
§ Out-of-the-box (ready to use)
§ Customizable
§ Extensible or new ones using
standard programming tools
App

ArcGIS Developer Portal https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3468&v=3S0N9B10va8

Learn
http://learn.arcgis.com
ArcGIS Resources
Training
www.esri.com/training
Certification
www.esri.com/training/certification
Video
http://video.esri.com
Add Value to your CV

ArcGIS for Personal Use
http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/arcgis-for-personal-use
Tutorial in ArcGIS Help Online
http://doc.arcgis.com/en/
ArcGIS Resources

You have the idea…
Time Is critical…
Why starting from scratch?
ArcGIS give you the technology foundations to
allow your idea become reality faster than you can
imagine!

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