GIS in the Rockies is the Rocky Mountain West’s premier geospatial information and technology conference. The conference offers opportunities for industry professionals to learn more about geospatial technology issues and business-centric strategies, supporting every vertical market touched by the geospatial industry. GIS in the Rockies is split between two days, Tuesday September 17th and 18th […]
Back to School! Or: How to Spend Your Time Managing Your Classes, And Not Your ArcGIS Content With Admin Tools and Clean My Org.
Teaching GIS means making sure the instructor has all the available tools and information to do their job, as well as the time to effectively do so. That time should be dedicated to planning and assisting students with coursework, not digging around content and time-intensive workflows. GEO Jobe’s philosophy is “The Power of GIS, Simplified.” […]
Admin Tools for ArcGIS: Copying vs Cloning — Which is right for you?
Sometimes you need a fork and sometimes you need a spoon. The existence of one doesn’t necessarily negate the use for the other. It’s important to know what tools you need when you’re ready to get started. Same with Admin Tools for ArcGIS, which provides a copy tool, as well as a cloning workflow (in […]
GEO Jobe Welcomes Brice Jones to Role as Jr. Application Developer
Old Hickory, TN, Aug. 21, 2019 – GEO Jobe is a leading GIS software and geospatial solutions provider. They are the developer of Admin Tools for ArcGIS, Clean My Org, Mapfolio, and provider of a managed service called the GEOPowered Cloud for ArcGIS clients. GEO Jobe is pleased to welcome Brice Jones to the team. […]
Q & A with Carrie Choules, Marketing Manager
Here is a short Q & A with Marketing Manager, Carrie Choules. Carrie joined the GEO Jobe team in February of 2019 and is based out of our company headquarters in Nashville, TN. Q: What is your job at GEO Jobe and what does it entail?A: I am the Marketing Manager at GEO Jobe. My […]
GEO Jobe Continues to Expand and Grow
GEO Jobe continues to grow. With the addition of new employees, comes the expansion of their Center for Research and Engineering (C.R.E.) located in Gulfport, MS including a new larger office space. GEO Jobe’s C.R.E. previously occupied a 1,200 square foot office space and has now moved into a 2,700 square foot space within the […]
Canines, Cats, & Story Maps
Many people enjoy the perks of having a pet in their life. As geographers, it was only a matter of time before we tried to map them. The GEO Jobe staff has more geopets, as we’ve come to call them, than we initially realized, which made us curious about all the geopets other geographers may […]
What is a Micro GIS?
The question really isn’t “What is a Micro GIS?” It’s a small scale GIS implementation. The question is “Why Micro GIS and why now?” To start a GIS, entities need a place to start. For most GIS implementations, a georeferenced basemap is the first step. The best basemap is one that enables other layers that […]
Q & A with Brice Jones, Software Development Intern
Here is a short Q & A with Software Development Intern, Brice Jones. Brice joined the GEO Jobe team in March of 2019 and is based out of our Center for Research and Engineering in Gulfport, MS.
Esri User Conference – The Rundown
This Year’s Esri UC was the largest one yet, with over 17,000 attendees and close to 27,000 livestream viewers. The main-stage also looked stunning, with an expansive display and larger seating area giving the audience a great view of what was going on. During the plenary Jack Dangermond, Founder and President of Esri, introduced this […]