The GIS-T conference is just around the corner, and we can’t wait to meet both familiar and new faces in Oklahoma City. The conference is one of the most important transportation GIS conferences happening this month! As a reminder, the Roads and Highways product team will be at the conference, from April 11 – 14, 2023, showcasing the latest capabilities in the software and seeking feedback from our users.
One of the highlights of the conference is the ArcGIS Roads and Highways learning lab. This hands-on experience provides a unique opportunity to explore the software within ArcGIS Pro. Whether you’re interested in spending a few hours discovering all the new features of the software or just a few minutes exploring a specific tool, the lab is open throughout the conference and staffed with experts from the Roads and Highways team who are available to offer support and answer any questions you may have.
The team will also offer self-paced exercises that you can use to test workflows from your organization. These exercises are an excellent way to learn how to leverage the software’s features to streamline your workflows and improve your organization’s efficiency.
In addition to the learning lab, Nathan Easley, Lead Product Engineer in the ArcGIS Roads and Highways product team, will be available to meet with customers during the conference. If you have any questions, feedback, or other requests related to Roads and Highways, we encourage you to schedule a meeting with Nathan. To set up a meeting, simply click on this link and reserve a date and time that works best for you.
We’re excited to participate in the upcoming GIS-T conference and to show you the latest developments in ArcGIS Roads and Highways. Don’t miss this opportunity to network, share your experiences and knowledge, see state-of-the-art software, and learn more from the community. Be sure to visit us at the learning lab or schedule a meeting with Nathan to discover how you can take your workflows to the next level! We look forward to seeing you there!
Esri’s ArcGIS Roads and Highways product team members
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