Podcast: First Half of 2009: State of the Industry

By Joe Francica and Adena Schutzberg
July 21, 2009

Classified Ads:

Take advantage of a special year-end sale on SPOTMaps, the 2.5 meter, seamless, color mosaic made to fit your area of interest. Save 25% off all SPOTMaps through November 10th, when you mention this ad! Click here for details

We are halfway through 2009. Directions Media editors have been to about a dozen user and specialty conferences in the U.S. and around the world, including ESRI's huge event last week. What themes are emerging? What can we tease out about the future? Our editors try to make sense of five key themes they've identified.

Show Notes

You can keep your GIS skills up-to-date, even on a limited travel budget, by taking part in ESRI's on-site training, coaching, video teleconferencing, or online self-study classes. These training options provide the training you need to be successful with ESRI software, when and where you need it. To register for courses or learn more about ESRI training, visit www.esri.com/taketraining..

Your Comments
Post a comment

All comments provided in this section are those of the individual who has created the post. These are not the opinions of Directions Media, its editors, staff or owners unless otherwise noted. Directions Media retains the right to edit or delete any comments posted herein.

Post Comment

* Indicates required field

Name:*

Company:*

E-mail Address:*

Subject:

Message Text:

Note: Linebreaks that you enter will be maintained and displayed in your message text. URL strings will be converted to HTML links.

Enter the above spam prevention code:

Important:

Please try to keep posts on topic.
Read other people's comments before posting your own to avoid simply duplicating what has been written.
Use a clear subject that describes what your message is about.
Text length must be kept to 1000 words or less.
Please post your comments only once. All comments will be reviewed before appearing on the website… thank you.

	I use it the same way as before.
	I use it about the same, but now I report errors.
	I use it less.
	I use it more.
	Google Maps has a new data provider?