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Shaping visions in an uncertain world
20 May 2010, 2:33pm
Some 600 delegates journey to London’s Hilton Metropole Hotel over two days last week for the inaugural ESRI (UK) user conference while, just a short distance away, Britain’s political landscape was being re-shaped behind closed doors.
Just as the politicking addressed Britain’s economic plight, so the need for software that might help organisations over looming financial hurdles was never far from the minds of conference attendees. And with ArcGIS 10, the latest release of ESRI’s flagship software due to ship within weeks, they are unlikely to be disappointed with the additions and enhancements to a core technology that, in the company’s own words, will ‘transform the way people use and apply GIS.’
By Peter FitzGibbon. Peter is well known to our readership having been editor in chief of GeoConnexion for many years.
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