[gis_info] ArcGIS Enterprise: Administration Workflows -- Special Training Opportunity -- January 27-29, 2020 in Seattle

[Babinski, Greg]

Seats are limited - Register Today!<https://www.eventbrite.com/e/arcgis-enterprise-administration-workflows-january-27-29-2020-tickets-84031491453>

The King County GIS Center is bringing Esri to Seattle to teach their hands-on, instructor-led  ArcGIS Enterprise: Administration Workflows<https://www.eventbrite.com/e/arcgis-enterprise-administration-workflows-january-27-29-2020-tickets-84031491453> class on Monday-Wednesday, January 27-29, 2020.

Overview
This course will cover essential concepts for ArcGIS Enterprise Administrators. Master techniques to configure and maintain an ArcGIS Enterprise solution that meets your organization's business needs. You will learn about ArcGIS Enterprise architecture, server licensing roles and extensions, and the capabilities that support common GIS patterns of use. Best practices to manage servers, data, and services while ensuring system performance over time are covered.

Instructor
Dan Moore from Esri

Audience
This class is designed for people who want to set-up and administer ArcGIS Enterprise.

Topics Covered
Course introduction
1 Business needs and ArcGIS Enterprise solution
2 Federation-enabled server role capabilities
3 Using workload separation
4 Web ser vice administrative fundamentals
5 ArcGIS Enterprise data management
6 Administering the ArcGIS Data Store
7 The spatiotemporal big data store
8 Distributed collaboration
9 Automation and change management

For a detailed course outline see: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/arcgis-enterprise-administration-workflows-january-27-29-2020-tickets-84031491453

This is a great opportunity to use any remaining 2019 budget and position yourself and your agency to capitalize on the potential that ArcGIS Enterprise can provide in 2020.

Register Today!<https://www.eventbrite.com/e/arcgis-enterprise-administration-workflows-january-27-29-2020-tickets-84031491453>

Note that this class will not be held in the normal KCGIS Computer Training Room. The location is the King County Chinook Building Computer Training Room, 401 Fifth Avenue' Room: Training Room 133, Seattle, WA 98104. Still convenient to downtown Seattle public transportation.

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