This 60-minute finale will provide you with an actionable vision to move your GIS forward for generations to come. Hear how thought leaders are enabling global sustainability by making geographic knowledge pervasive across education, science, and society.

Dr. Vicki Phillips, Executive Vice President and Chief Education Officer for the National Geographic Society, will join Jack Dangermond to discuss the many ways geography and spatial thinking play a vital role in multidisciplinary education. Learn how Esri and the National Geographic Society are partnering to develop spatial solution seekers.

Jeffrey Sachs, a world-renowned economist, professor, and author, and President of the UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, UN SDG Advocate, and Director of the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University, will share his vision on how the monitoring and analysis of data will help us achieve the global Sustainable Development Goals. He will challenge us to engage deeper with information to interconnect society for a more sustainable future.

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It provides a comprehensive framework of functionality for the modelling of utility systems – especially for electricity. 

In this webinar, we will introduce you to how these utility network extension services can be used for editing capabilities, maps, and workflows that facilitate data management and analysis.

Learn how to best manage them using Tasks in ArcGIS Pro. You’ll discover how to create interactive, step-by-step wizards that guide users through repeatable workflows while prioritizing quality and speed at the same time. 

You will also learn what is needed to design good Tasks in ArcGIS Pro that will increase efficiency in your organization. 

Please note that this webinar will be presented in Bahasa Indonesia.

And as the world’s fourth-most populous country and 16th-largest economy, Indonesia faces this challenge constantly, especially within its financial services sector.

However, contingencies are already being put in place – in this webinar, find out how banks are already leveraging location intelligence to visualize, analyze, and drive value from geographic data, optimizing the performance of its asset network and upgrading its overall service quality.

In this free webinar, we’ll explore how location intelligence can be used to reduce – or even replace – reliance on paper used in manual processes.

In doing so, this will help ensure that your staff – both in the field and office – use the same authoritative data to reduce errors, boost productivity, and save money.

This was the case for a village living near Gunung Leuser National Park, whose residents had limited access to health services and information. In such situations, it is common for them to turn to illegal logging to pay for medical treatment.

Enter Healthy Planet Indonesia (HePI), an organization that aims to integrate conservation and healthcare through community-based projects. 

By providing dental care incentives to the residents, it hopes to reduce their dependence on deforestation and land encroachment to close the economic gap. 

In this webinar, you’ll learn how Esri Indonesia has collaborated with HePI and used GIS to support its conservation efforts, and monitor and manage the health data of the Gunung Leuser National Park community.

There’ll also be a quiz on Gunung Leuser National Park where you could win Esri Indonesia merchandise, as well an opportunity to contribute to its conservation efforts!