GIS Lighting Up The Enterprise

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1 Marketing Operations Field Workers IT Professionals Executives Project Management Citizen Engagement Mobile GIS Lighting Up The Enterprise Conference Theme - GIS Lighting Up the Enterprise Lighting up the enterprise to the power of GIS isn't just about the technology. It's going to require a shared vision, empowering people with ready to use maps, delivering engaging apps and creating a culture of sharing and collaboration. It s going to require creative people like yourselves and your colleagues to bring this together. Think about all the ways that GIS can help to improve services to your customers does your customer service department know they have access to the right information in real-time? Has your marketing department got to grips with Story Maps as a powerful form of content to share on the website and social media? Do the business analysts have access to a wide variety of data sets from a trusted source to help them visualise, analyse and optimise operations? Are your field workers capturing and updating information in the field, saving them time and increasing efficiency? That s where you come in. Submit a paper for the Esri UK 2016 Annual Conference and tell us who is using GIS across your organisation and what benefits it is delivering to your organisation, customers, partners and citizens.

2 7 Tracks 1 Lighting Up The Enterprise 2 Be Organised 3 Gain Insight 4 Share It 5 Get Real 6 Developers 7 Education Innovation in GIS There will be 7 tracks at the 2016 Annual conference and each track will break down into 6 x 20 minute sessions. Presentations from Esri customers and partners will bring the platform to life with every day scenarios of how GIS is being used across the enterprise. Presentations must align to one of the track themes but organisations can submit different presentations into multiple tracks. It s not just about the technology tell us who is using GIS, which department and what benefits are they realising. For example, are they using GIS to manage and maintain assets, deliver improved customers service or increase the efficiency of public services saving time and money. Lighting Up The Enterprise enterprise wide use of GIS demonstrating collaboration and innovation Be Organised - a secure and scalable platform to organise all your content in one place - maps, apps and data Gain Insight - analyse information and make the right decision first time visualise, analyse, optimise Share It - publish maps and collaborate - across the enterprise, with the public or common operating platform Get Real - take action on the move with real-time updates - collector, real-time data and mobile working Developers insights on how the UK developer community make the most of location and the ArcGIS Platform Education presentations from schools and universities on how they are using GIS in research projects

3 Track 1 Lighting Up The Enterprise Track 1 Lighting Up the Enterprise This is main stage and the presentations need to bring to life ground breaking GIS innovation that demonstrates how GIS is being used in multiple departments across the enterprise. Sharing information both internally and externally with mobile workers, citizens and customers; helping people to understand our world and design a smarter future. Presentations should preferably encompass all elements of the platform to include a central source of multiple data layers, used by a wide variety of people to analyse information to gain new insights and make decisions. The ability to demonstrate how information is made widely available both internally and externally on the website, social media or on mobile devices to build a collaborative, connected and efficient working environment..

4 Track 2 Be Organised Basemaps Imagery Demographics Landscape Thousands of Maps and Layers Ready-to-Use Authoritative Track 2 - Be Organised Having a trusted source of geographical information is critical to many organisations. Esri s ArcGIS platform provides users with a complete set of tools that give flexibility to store, edit, manage and analyse data to provide a central repository of information for the enterprise. The ArcGIS platform also facilitates the enrichment of an organisation s existing information with authoritative ready-to-use content such as basemaps, imagery, landscape and demographic data. Presentations in this track should demonstrate the innovative use of content or ways in which organisations have leveraged data management capabilities to improve workflows or business processes and/or to reveal new insights. Relevant topics might include the use of 3D and remote sensing; BIM and asset management; big data and data monetisation; sharing and leveraging open data; mobile and/or customer analytics.

5 Track 3 - Gain Insight Desktop Data Exploration Online/ Portal Buffer Statistical Clustering New Raster Functions Location Allocation Aggregation Living Atlas Integration Anomaly Detection Scientific Data Support Bayesian Regression (EBK) Mode-Specific Routing Charting Interpolation Hot Spots Faster Geocoding (230+%) Integrating Analysis Tools Advancing the Science of Geography Track 3 Gain Insight Spatial analysis is how we understand our world mapping where things are, how they relate, what it all means, and what actions to take. Presentations in this track will demonstrate how ArcGIS is used to analyse complex business issues to gain new insights and make more informed decisions. From analysis of geographic patterns to predictive modelling we are keen to hear about innovative and inspiring uses of ArcGIS, including both 2D and 3D. Presentations should outline the type of analysis undertaken and how this is driving real business benefit be that site selection, route optimisation, better management of assets, improvement in customer service, increased operational efficiency or more sustainable practices.

6 Track 4 Share It Applying GIS Everywhere Track 4 Share It ArcGIS helps you organise and share information throughout your organization and beyond using a combination of maps, apps and templates. It provides a framework for collaboration allowing organisations to make better decisions and engage with the public and partner organisations. This track will focus on how geographic information can be shared across the Enterprise to drive new insight, collaboration and better decision making. Presentations in this track will demonstrate how ArcGIS is extending the reach of the platform into new departments and onto multiple platforms including web browsers, smartphones, tablets, and the desktop. Presentations should demonstrate what information is being shared and how this is delivering value across the customer s organisation and beyond.

7 Analytics Alerting Track 5 Get Real Many Performance Improvements Boston Marathon GeoEvent Track 5 Get Real The ArcGIS Platform allows organisations to put mapping in the hands of their field-based work force to help improve field operations and make more informed business decisions. Presentations in this track will demonstrate the power of mobile GIS and showcase the ability to send and receive real-time data so that mobile workers can operate more efficiently and access the latest information. Presentations should demonstrate how Mobile GIS delivers more efficient ways of working that not only save time and reduce costs but ultimately deliver better customer service and more efficient operations.

8 Track 6 - Developers HTML5 Android App Builders Templates API/SDK Runtimes Esri Developer Network (EDN) C# QML REST Java Swift.NET Python Web Windows JavaScript C++ Apple Qt Xamarin Objective-C Providing Rich APIs, Runtimes, Content, and Services Track 6 Developers For this track we are inviting talks which will provide the UK developer community with insights on how to make the most of location and the ArcGIS Platform. We are looking to show examples of innovative apps, code overviews and how best practices were implemented in projects. Talks may also explain how the tools were combined with other popular frameworks or technologies, alongside any issues overcome. Of particular interest are presentations which foster discussion and intrigue from other members of the community.

9 Track 7 - Education GIS Day November 18 Track 7 Education The Education track is designed for schools and universities to showcase GIS Innovation from students at all levels. Presentations should showcase the use of GIS as a research tool and the key findings or how GIS is being used in the classroom to engage with students in new ways.

10 To submit a paper, Customers must complete an online submission Deadline: Friday 18 th December 2015 All customers who would like to present at the 2016 annual conference must complete the online submission form by Friday 18 th December 2015.

11 Content and formatting All papers and presentations must be noncommercial. The conference is not a platform for companies to advertise or promote a product or service. The information you enter will be used for publishing purposes (eg online agenda, mobile app). Please make your submission in English, without numbering or bullet points. Do not include information in your abstract that will not be included in your presentation. If you are an Esri business partner, please include a customer as the primary presenter. Your presentation should focus on your customer's success and how Esri software provided the solution. Content and formatting All papers and presentations must be noncommercial. The conference is not a platform for companies to advertise or promote a product or service. The information you enter will be used for publishing purposes (eg online agenda, mobile app). Please make your submission in English, without numbering or bullet points. Do not include information in your abstract that will not be included in your presentation. If you are an Esri business partner, please include a customer as the primary presenter. Your presentation should focus on your customer's success and how Esri software provided the solution.

12 Presenter Information The submission deadline is Friday 18 th December If your presentation contains sensitive information and you are concerned with sharing, please contact Presentations are 20. This year's committee will evaluate all abstracts and make selections based on topic, content, and time available. All authors will be notified after the selection process. All accepted presenters must be able to upload their presentations by Friday 6 th May 2016 in order to present and be included in the event. Presenter Information The submission deadline is Friday 18 th December If your presentation contains sensitive information and you are concerned with sharing, please contact annualconference@esriuk.com. Presentations are 20 minutes. This year's committee will evaluate all abstracts and make selections based on topic, content, and time available. All authors will be notified after the selection process. All accepted presenters must be able to upload their presentations by Friday 6 th May 2016 in order to present and be included in the event.