Thursday, June 23, 2011

SCAUG Mixer at ESRI UC

Come join your fellow GISers from Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Texas at the SCAUG Mixer on Tuesday, July 12th from 5:30pm to 7:00pm in the San Diego Convention Center Room 6F.

Monday, June 6, 2011

Bill Text: TX House Bill 1147 - 82nd Legislature Regular Session | eLobbyist

GIS Colleagues: If you haven't heard about Texas House Bill 1147, you need to check it out. You must now put a disclaimer on any map or website that contains parcel data. It goes into effect September 1st.

Bill Text: TX House Bill 1147 - 82nd Legislature Regular Session eLobbyist

SCAUG meeting during Esri User Conference

If you're feeling sad because you haven't seen your SCAUG buddies since April, get ready for some good news. SCAUG is hosting a meeting and social during the upcoming Esri International User Conference! Come join us at 5:30pm PST on Tuesday, July 12th in Room 6F at the San Diego Convention Center. Add us to your Outlook calendar by clicking here: http://events.esri.com/uc/2011/infoWeb/OnlineAgenda/?fa=ofg_export_vcs_act&ScheduleID=2425

Hope to see you in San Diego!!

Friday, May 20, 2011

SCAUG Participates in Coastal Conference

Several SCAUG officers recently participated in the Coastal Development Strategies Conference in Biloxi, Mississippi. Lauralee Gann, MS rep, did a great job hosting us & getting the conference amenities taken care of. We saw a few familiar faces along with several new ones that were unfamiliar with SCAUG. This hopefully laid some very important framework in the area & provided us the much needed foot in the door for both Mississippi & Louisiana. Lauralee Gann, Shellie Willoughby (VP), Shane Diaz (LA Rep), & Charles Brady(President) attended the conference. In addition to having a booth at the conference, Shellie & Charles gave a presentation highlighting the benefits of SCAUG. It was a great conference and we look forward to more opportunities to work with GIS professionals in the coastal region.

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Mobile Now Included with Your ArcGIS10 License










ArcGIS customers can now extend their GIS to the field using their existing ArcGIS 10 product license.
What do I get?

As of the release of ArcGIS 10, one license of ArcGIS Mobile is included with each ArcGIS Desktop 10 (ArcInfo, ArcEditor, or ArcView) license. This is in addition to the already unlimited licenses of ArcGIS Mobile included with ArcGIS Server Advanced Enterprise.
Why use ArcGIS Mobile?

Use ArcGIS Mobile to improve the efficiency of your field operations while increasing the accuracy of your GIS data. Access mobile technology from ArcGIS Desktop to

View and navigate mobile maps.

Collect, edit, and update information in real time.
Manage data, maps, tasks, and projects.

Rapidly deploy mobile capabilities without needing to develop your own solution.

How do I get ArcGIS Mobile?

ArcGIS Mobile is available for download from the Esri Customer Care portal where all the other ArcGIS 10 downloads can be found.
You will not need a separate authorization code to unlock ArcGIS Mobile. Entitlements are

limited to the number of core ArcGIS licenses your organization owns.
The primary maintenance contact for Esri in your organization is the person authorized to

download ArcGIS Mobile for your organization.
If you don’t have access to the Esri Customer Care portal, please contact the primary maintenance contact for Esri in your organization. If you need assistance, please notify mailto:service@esri.com?subject=Esri.






Friday, April 1, 2011

NEXT WEEK 21st Annual SCAUG Conference San Antonio, Texas - April 4-8, 2011 Crowne Plaza Riverwalk - 111 East Pecan Street Attendee Registration to the conference: Click Here