Esri
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Oct 28, 2026
Brandon BozarthHOST
Yeah, absolutely.
Brandon BozarthHOST
And of course, that's a key part of the inspection tools built into PowerAI with our ESRI base maps and then the ability to match the imagery to it and then take it into the ESRI tool stack and do some really cool GIS processing with it as well.
Eric HockmanGUEST
Yeah, there's a lot we can do with, you know, once we have the asset in space and then we have images or other metadata associated with the asset in space, there's a lot we can do when we kind of merge those things together, right? That's really where all the power happens and where Power AI really shines.
Brandon BozarthHOST
Yeah, I definitely agree.
Nathan SeeGUEST
And so whenever you look at the 6,559 on the population sign, don't let that think, oh, it's too small for me.
Nathan SeeGUEST
Because if you look it up on ESRI or GIS or whatever, it's going to show you that we service a lot of southern Missouri, the eastern side of Benton County, and the western side of Bella Vista, and the northern side of Rogers and Bentonville.
Nathan SeeGUEST
And so there's a lot of people that I talk to that come and shop at our neighborhood market just because of access.
Nathan SeeGUEST
It's easier to get here.
Michael HolmGUEST
So we had to build that ourselves because it didn't exist in the market.
Grant McHerronHOST
Yeah, that's very impressive because I've worked with environments where they're using Esri or various other GIS products and they require very powerful PCs to really work and do their magic when you're building charts and so on.
Michael HolmGUEST
And that's been one of our advances, try to come with a solution that you don't need to buy new hardware.
Michael HolmGUEST
It counts for the PC you have already installed in your vehicles or you have on your vest in the soldiers.
Haitham HarrasGUEST
It was something outside.
Haitham HarrasGUEST
So when I made this graduation project and then when I joined Esri, I was like the first one who mixed the symbols, technology and geography at the same point of time.
Haitham HarrasGUEST
So and this is how it started.
Haitham HarrasGUEST
So when I was graduated, I tried to make my first business.
Haitham HarrasGUEST
It took me six months to understand that I was too young to start it.
Haitham HarrasGUEST
But it was still, again, the plan.
Haitham HarrasGUEST
Then I joined Esri.
Haitham HarrasGUEST
I worked there for like eight years.
Caroline ReidyGUEST
And financially, they don't take it.
Caroline ReidyGUEST
At the moment, the ESRI and the IREC most recent survey results say only 50% of fathers are taking it up.
Caroline ReidyGUEST
And we also see in typical terms, the higher payers and the higher earners, you know, sectors like finance, ICT, etc.
Caroline ReidyGUEST
They typically get the employer top up.
Evan YoungGUEST
Um, but also, you know, the, the way that these things become, the way a city becomes walkable is the businesses can survive, uh, within a walkable distance.
Evan YoungGUEST
I looked up the ESRI data, 27,000 people live within a 15-minute walk of Larkstone.
Evan YoungGUEST
And I think it's like 40,000 live within a 10-minute bike ride or something like that.
Evan YoungGUEST
I'm probably misquoting these things.
Brandon BiggsGUEST
because they can't use geographic maps.
Brandon BiggsGUEST
And, you know, companies like Esri and Google and Mapbox have attempted to try and make their maps accessible.
Brandon BiggsGUEST
Esri is doing a great job, but extremely slowly.
Brandon BiggsGUEST
And it's an area that is really critical right now because in April 2027, the Department of Justice has stated that every single digital map published by a state or local government, including those coming from engineering firms that are creating PDFs that will be published publicly, need to be fully accessible to everyone by April 2027.
Brandon BiggsGUEST
And there's no way on earth that Google, sorry, that Esri is going to, you know, meet that deadline.
Brandon BiggsGUEST
And so that's where, you know, my work comes in and where all the focus that I kind of have around this space comes in.
Brandon BiggsGUEST
I answer the question of what is an accessible map? How does it sound like? What does it look like? You know, what are some examples? That's what my PhD dissertation is focused on.
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Brandon BiggsGUEST
It's compliant to the upcoming ADA Title II regulations that are going into effect in April.
Alastair GrahmHOST
the conference.
Alastair GrahmHOST
So our gold sponsor was Esri UK.
Alastair GrahmHOST
And then we had three silver sponsors.
Alastair GrahmHOST
So IDOX, Address Cloud and Geolytics, and then a whole host of bronze sponsors.
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Alastair GrahmHOST
And again, that was a very different talk to maybe some of the ones you would expect at Phosphogy UK.
Alastair GrahmHOST
But it was exactly the type of talk that I like seeing at the Phosphogy conferences.
Alastair GrahmHOST
So he was talking about how despite Arcadis primarily being an Esri house, a lot of the individuals within Arcadis were, quite a few of them had installed QGIS.
Alastair GrahmHOST
And then his job, Matthew's job, was to try and understand sort of how to collect those users together and make sure that they were being provided with a version of QGIS that was compliant with the business.
Pádraig RiceGUEST
The EU average is over 500.
Pádraig RiceGUEST
So we don't have enough hospital beds in which people can get admitted into and then staffed and treated And the ESRI told us we need 300 per year because of our ageing population and demographic changes.
Pádraig RiceGUEST
Last year, the government fell 100 short of even that target.
Pádraig RiceGUEST
It's a serious lack of ambition here on behalf of the government to build up the capacity we need in our acute hospitals.
Daniel Kha LeHOST
And so GDB is called geodatabase.
Daniel Kha LeHOST
Semi-proprietary format made by Esri.
Daniel Kha LeHOST
Okay.
Daniel Kha LeHOST
And it's like a folder-based structure.
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