Esri releases ArcGIS 10.7 unifying Esri software and services

REDLANDS, Calif.—May 6, 2019—Esri, the global leader in geographic information system (GIS) technology and location intelligence, has released new software and is offering licensing to deliver the benefits of location intelligence throughout organizations. This will be beneficial to individuals who are not traditional GIS users. With the release of ArcGIS 10.7, Esri Geospatial Cloud unifies Esri's software and services and offers flexible, subscription-based licensing.

"Increasingly, corporate leaders are realizing that intelligent maps provide an effective way to monitor sales, review assets in the field, keep up-to-date on national and global social and economic trends, and reinforce common goals across all departments," said Jack Dangermond, Esri founder and president.

Esri Geospatial Cloud offers a complete GIS including location services, geoenabled systems, applications, and software development tools to help organizations make better data-driven decisions. With flexible licensing options and focused turnkey solutions, CEOs, IT executives, data scientists, and urban planners can now purchase the geospatial capabilities specific to their needs. It is location intelligence on demand.

Software developers and Esri partners are essential to the GIS community. Licensing options specific to their needs deliver the complete collection of software development tools and resources to build mapping and analytics solutions. A new pay-as-you-go plan for developers enables subscribers to take advantage of the Esri Geospatial Cloud services as needed. Developers can start using the technology at no cost then choose from flexible plans when ready for deployment.

"We continue our commitment to delivering the right solutions to our valued users by providing a scalable platform and streamlined licensing plans," said Jack Dangermond. "Esri strives to offer capabilities that fit the needs of all types of organizations. And providing an easily deployable, cloud-based GIS is one way we have sought to enhance the user experience."

Esri Geospatial Cloud is already helping thousands of organizations around the world integrate mapping and geospatial analysis into their operations.