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Technical Workshops What’s New in ArcGIS Desktop 10 John Sharrard GIS Solutions Engineer Esri - Northwest Portland, OR, Satellite Get Ready ArcGIS 10… Lets you use geographic information everywhere Desktop Server Mobile Online A CoAm Copmlpelettee InIntegteragtedr aStyestdem System • Professional • Services • Knowledge • Platform GIS Worker • Applications • Services • Free ArcGIS • Field Data • Sharing Explorer client Collection • Browsers At 10 all aspects of ArcGIS get better… Online Imagery Server Use Sharing Spatial Analysis Services Docs Time Data Management Workflows Mobile Web Clients Usability 3D Mapping Desktop Editing Making Users More Productive . . . ArcGIS 10 The most important thing in 10…. The icons are cuter…. ‘Bex’ the dog New at 10!! ‘Mars’ the cat Easier to Deploy and Administer Add-In model for customization License check-out Better support for Online software Virtualization distribution What’s new in licensing at ArcGIS 10 • License borrowing • New license management utilities • Standardized authorization process • ArcInfo (Desktop) Single Use • ArcGIS Engine Runtime Concurrent Use License Models – Concurrent Use ESRI Customer Service Authorization ArcGIS License Manager Borrow/Return ArcGIS Desktop ArcGIS Desktop ArcGIS Engine Runtime License Models – Single Use ESRI Customer Service ArcGIS Desktop ArcGIS Server ArcGIS Engine Runtime

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by Rupert Essinger

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