News Roundup – April 2021
Esri Canada’s News Roundup summarizes important stories in the world of GIS each month.
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News & Updates
Browse posts to stay up-to-speed on developments affecting you, the Canadian GIS user: see how others are using GIS, learn about new products, keep abreast of the Community Map of Canada Program, and more.
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App of the Month: Our Changing Continent
This story map by the Commission for Environmental Cooperation tells the story of how land cover has changed across Canada, Mexico and the U.S. from 2010-2015.
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How Indoor GIS Can Support Facility Managers Post-COVID
In this blog, we show how facility managers can use GIS to prepare their buildings for the gradual return of staff to the office.
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Enhancing data connectivity and operational reliability with Utility Network
Find out how these utility and public works organizations are improving asset and outage management and ensuring service delivery.
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Paperless field data collection made easy
Going paperless might seem daunting, but it can save time, reduce human error and automate tasks. ArcGIS Solutions makes it easy to get started fast.
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How to review a geospatial strategy
Matthew Lewin, Esri Canada’s director of management consulting, shares a checklist he uses when reviewing his customers’ geospatial strategies.
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Responding to COVID-19 protocols results in long-term benefits
Learn how protocols put in place by public sector organizations to address concerns brought on by COVID-19 are resulting in long-term benefits.
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See what others can’t with Esri’s solutions for Situational Awareness
Esri’s suite of situational awareness solutions helps users see what’s going on around them so they can make better-informed decisions, in real-time.
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Creating a Safe Campus in the Time of COVID-19
Read about how you can leverage GIS and location intelligence to plan for a safe return to campus amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Cutting-edge disaster assessment improves public safety on public transit
Vancouver’s major transit system, TransLink, uses disaster assessment software to anticipate and develop various responses
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News Roundup – March 2021
Esri Canada’s News Roundup summarizes important stories in the world of GIS each month.
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ArcGIS Field Maps at a Glance
ArcGIS Field Maps makes mobile work easier and more efficient. This blog explains how.
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App of the Month: Improving Market Opportunities for Women
Let’s celebrate International Women’s Day with this month's app, which shares the amazing programs supporting women in agriculture in Myanmar.
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Voice network readiness marks the first NG9-1-1 milestone
March 30, 2021 marks the start of a series of key milestones that will upgrade Canada’s emergency response systems as part of Next Generation 9-1-1.
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Tips for supporting your new Web GIS users across your organization
Use these tips and resources to increase adoption of Web GIS among new users who might be new to GIS concepts.
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Six ways to make geographic thinking part of your company culture
Esri Canada’s Matt Lewin shows how to encourage geographical thinking in your organization, improving adoption of geospatial technology and analytics.
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The GIS Roundtable: Women in GIS
Read the highlights from Esri Canada’s Young Professionals Network roundtable on women in GIS, focusing on getting ahead in your GIS career.
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Improving public works ticket response times by 33% using ArcGIS
Learn how the City of Memphis and the City of West Jordan overcame common Public Works challenges to improve levels of service.
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How Montréal used a field inspection app to save money, paper, gas and time
Montréal’s Geomatics Division will save big on inspections of their geodetic and altimetric networks using ArcGIS Collector and Dashboards.
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