ArcGIS Hub

When organizations integrate their geospatial infrastructure, they can quickly and easily interconnect across borders, jurisdictions, and sectors to address shared challenges. Spatial data infrastructure (SDI) communities around the world are implementing new patterns of collaboration to support better decision-making.

With ArcGIS Hub, you can leverage your existing data and technology while working together with internal and external stakeholders to track progress, improve outcomes, and create vibrant communities. You can extend engagement even further, with people outside of your organization, by using additional Hub capabilities to maximize communication, collaboration, and data-sharing.

This webinar focuses on how to enable a web-based approach to participatory planning and the four types of spatial analysis that you can implement for your own online events. By using digital maps to engage with constituents, you can collect crowd-sourced inputs from residents and easily generate usable insights. No GIS degree required, this online approach not only enables broader participation alongside your in-person meetings (hopefully soon!), but also yields useful data that can be quickly analyzed to uncover feedback that planners need. 

In this webinar, you will learn how to:

• Use community engagement tools that support participatory planning to increase trust and transparency.
• Set-up ArcGIS Hub and ArcGIS Urban to create a fun charrette experience to crowdsource inputs from constituents.
• Perform four types of spatial analysis to get immediate insight.

Now more than ever, state and local governments need to communicate and engage with the public in effective ways. But what makes a civic engagement strategy successful? This webinar will explore the proven technologies and methods that your peers are using to drive effective engagement with their communities. Join the Esri state and local government team to

• Understand the six elements that must be included in your civic engagement strategy. 
• Explore how your peers are finding success with core ArcGIS capabilities. 
• Get tips and tricks to engage the public.

ArcGIS Hub is an easy-to-configure, cloud-based community engagement platform that helps organizations work more effectively with their communities. It organizes people, data, and tools through information-driven initiatives. Hub includes code libraries for Python and JavaScript that make it easy for developers to integrate Hub in their applications and to automate workflows." In this webinar, you will learn new, powerful techniques for automating your Hub workflows using the "hub.js" JavaScript library and the "arcgishub" Python package.

Government agencies are the authoritative source for creating and collecting data for public consumption.  Making data ready to use and more accessible improves how businesses plan their operations, how regional governments support their constituents, and how developers build applications for consumers. Enable data consumers to access and incorporate authoritative data, thus giving more meaning to their work. ArcGIS has the capabilities to make data analysis-ready, accessible, and applicable to a variety of applications. 

Gathering feedback and getting buy-in on your current projects and initiatives can sometimes be challenging. What if there were new cloud-based tools you could use to create meaningful digital engagement spaces? Join us as we share real world stories about how DOTs, regional planning agencies, and other government departments and organizations are engaging their communities by creating one-stop destination websites using ArcGIS Hub. Hub sites help organizations work more effectively with their communities by providing citizens and stakeholders a place to learn about current projects, engage interactive maps and dashboards, review plans, and see pictures and videos. Community members can also provide feedback and register for upcoming meetings and events. See how these agencies are taking the engagement even further by creating collaborative teams inside the hub that share data and co-create, and plan together.

Join Morgan Sapia, solution engineer from Esri, and Alfredo Herrera, GIS analyst from the City of New Haven, Connecticut, as they discuss five lessons learned from the city's coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) response efforts. In this webinar, you will learn more about the benefits governments can realize by using the susceptible, infectious, and recovered/deceased/immune (SIR) model and ArcGIS Hub sites to serve open data, update the community, predict virus surge, and communicate phased openings. Herrera will share firsthand accounts of New Haven's pandemic response experiences and discuss what lies ahead for the city.

When most non-GIS professionals hear "G-I-S," they think "m-a-p." Now that GIS is a location intelligence platform, the underutilization of it is critical and career limiting. As a GIS professional, your purpose is to do more than make maps. It is vitally important that you proactively evangelize and market all the GIS capabilities. This presentation will provide strategies on how to spread the understanding and full value of GIS across your organization and use the community engagement platform of ArcGIS Hub to serve all your stakeholders and community audiences with the data and information they need to create more vibrant communities.

Join Esri's Nonprofit  and Global Organizations (NGO) team to

• Learn about how global data hubs share results.
• Experience National Data Hubs and their ability to monitor and report on SDG progress.
• Understand the local level SDG Data Hub deployment and impact.

Attend our upcoming webinar and learn how assessor's offices can

• Improve public and government access to property information.
• Enhance taxpayer understanding of the assessment process and their property tax.
• Visualize summary statistics such as sales and foreclosures.
• Deliver property-information-focused products for every stakeholder.
• Offer compelling ways to capture and record public feedback.

See how ArcGIS Enterprise Sites and ArcGIS Hub can be used to coordinate and communicate with government staff, citizens, nonprofits, and other trusted partners to promote the projects that matter most in your community.  Attend this webinar to 

• See demos for ArcGIS Hub and ArcGIS Enterprise Sites.
• Learn tips on how to design a Sites page.
• Understand how to share public-facing data from your ArcGIS Online organization.