This document summarizes the key updates and changes coming in ArcGIS 10.1. It discusses new capabilities for sharing and collaboration through web services and cloud computing. It also introduces ArcGIS Runtime for developing standalone applications. Enhancements are mentioned for drag and drop support in Desktop, performance improvements in Server, and updated mobile applications. The document notes what features will be deprecated in 10.1, including support for older operating systems and technologies. It concludes by describing Esri's new technical certification program.

1. What’s Coming At ArcGIS 10.1 CSRA GIS Users Group Meeting October 4, 2011 Jim Tochterman, VP – Research & Development www.bcs-gis.com www.facebook.com/bcsgis www.twitter.com/bcsgis

2. First and Foremost… Name Changes Everything is ArcGIS now! ArcGIS for Desktop (Advanced, Standard, Basic) ArcGIS for Server ArcGIS for Mobile ArcGIS for iOS ArcGIS for Android ArcGIS for Windows Phone ArcGIS for Windows Mobile ArcGIS SDK for Windows Mobile

3. What is 10.1 All About? Sharing & Collaboration Deliver GIS Resources (maps, data, tools) as Web Services Cloud Computing (Public & Private Clouds) Functionally The Same Boundaries Of Communication and Sharing Reduced Introduces ArcGIS Runtime Allows Users To Deploy Focused Standalone Applications Extremely Lightweight Positioned in the Middle Between ArcEngine & Web Mapping API’s Extremely Fast Display Does Not Require Installation Introduces Spatial Data Services (SDS) Allows you to edit spatial data in a standard database without ArcSDE Expected Early 2012

4. Desktop Enhancements Drag & Drop Support for Excel Files GPX to Features Tool Quick Loading of GPS Waypoints, Tracks & Routes KML to Layers Supports Symbols & Pop-Up Imports Geotagged Photos Create Points From Folders of Photos Dynamic Legends Change at Different Scales “Share As” Menu Easy Sharing of Maps & Packages Cloud Delivery

5. Server Enhancements Performance Enhancements Faster querying for “On-The-Fly” Analysis Faster Redraw High Quality Print Services Create Maps from Web & Mobile Apps Map Service Enhancements Handle Thousands of Layers Easier To Install and Configure New Architecture 64-Bit Native Architecture Silverlight Viewer Quick Building of Application with Map, Editing Tools, Geoprocessing Tasks

6. Mobile Enhancements Easier Deployments of Maps and Data Using Packages Faster Map Display Social Media Integration Sharing Facebook, Twitter, SMS, Email ArcGIS for Android for Tablets & Phones Coming in October Market Application Will Be Available as well ArcGIS for iOSUpdated App Store Application Updated, More Map Real Estate ArcGIS for Windows Mobile Designed for more precise data collection (Device Dependent)

7. Deprecation Update for 10.1 ArcGIS Desktop Last Release Supported on Windows Server 2003 No longer supports Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) No longer supports ArcObjects SDK for Microsoft.NET on VS 2008 ArcInfo Workstation No plans to release a new version Can use 10.0 version along side new versions of Desktop Moves to Mature Phase as of January 1st, 2012

8. Deprecation Update for 10.1 ArcIMS Will no longer be shipped at 10.1 ArcGIS Server Last planned release for the Web ADF’s for both .NET and Java. Will no longer support local connection (DCOM). Must use web services (REST, SOAP, OGC) Fine Grained ArcObjects through DCOM will not be supported. Migrate to a Server Object Extension (SOE) pattern. 32-bit Operating Systems no longer supported. This includes ArcSDE. Last release supporting Windows Server 2003. No longer support publishing of Desktop Map Documents (MXD) No longer supporting Access based pGDB’s or SQL Server 2005

9. Esri Technical Certification Program The purpose of the Esri Technical Certification Program is to create a standardized level of expertise for the use of Esri products and technology. This is achieved by allowing individuals to validate their knowledge, skills and abilities against a proven and measurable level of competency. The program is designed around three Esri user domains: Desktop, Developer and Enterprise. Each domain includes multiple tracks and certification levels to establish a hierarchy of expertise using Esri products.

10. Esri Technical Certification Program

11. Esri Technical Certification Program Provides a professional development path for individuals Creates a benchmark of skills and expertise to aid employers with hiring decisions Helps professionals who've achieved Esri Technical Certification distinguish themselves among their peers when seeking employment, projects, or new clients Maximizes an organization's investment in Esri products by ensuring staff achieve an established level of competency

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