New York | June 2012
Mining all the available location-based data is a challenge. 'That is where Esri comes in,' said Sajit Thomas in his keynote at Geoweb Summit Spring 2012. 'We give you the tools to analyze that information and give it some intelligence.' Thomas highlighted the killer technologies for mobile apps.
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