Doing GIS at enterprise scale is different from GIS workflows performed locally. Prof. Eric Shook at the University of Minnesota invited me to talk with students in his Advanced Geocomputing class about some of these differences. This post captures the most important ideas from that discussion: scaling, team collaboration, security, services-oriented architecture, and the broad set of technical skills required for enterprise GIS.
This the the first book published by Esri Press on ArcGIS Enterprise, which I co-authored with Jon Emch and Diana Muresan. It contains a mix of conceptual content and hands-on exercises for people learning to be ArcGIS Enterprise administrators.
Workshop taught for the Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium describing some intermediate Python patterns people can use to make their code more readable, maintainable, and performant.
Live training seminar delivered to over 5,000 people introducing the use of Python inside ArcGIS.
Workshop taught for the Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium outlining how to make effective use of generative AI to write Python code.
Web app to test recognition of fundamental Python patterns. Written in Python compiled to WASM running directly in the browser. No backend required.
Live training seminar delivered to over 4,400 people offering 48 tips and tricks from beginner to advanced to effectively use Python within ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online, and ArcGIS Enterprise.
Live training seminar delivered to over 2,500 people providing an introduction to using Arcade across ArcGIS.
Workshop taught for the Minnesota GIS/LIS Consortium demystifying the way GIS services are implemented in ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise.
I am the technical lead and primary instructor for this course. I am also responsible for implementing all course updates.