00:01Hi. I'm Jim McKinney. I'm the program manager for ArcGIS...

00:02...and I'm originally from a little town in upstate New York called Brockport, New York.

00:06Hi. My name is [unintelligible]. I am originally from India.

00:09Yeah, my name's Will Crick. I'm originally from the UK.

00:12Hola. My name is Sabine Barrera and I am from Colombia.

00:16My name's Craig Proctor. I'm originally from Calabasas, California.

00:19Anne Reuland.

00:20Kathleen Bertrand.

00:21Matt Ungerer.

00:22[Unintelligible].

00:23I'm Lindsay Thomas. I'm from North Sydney, Nova Scotia.

00:26Laurene Koman. I was born and raised in Lincoln Park, Michigan.

00:29Derek Swingley. I'm originally from Muncie, Indiana.

00:32Dara Burlo. I'm from Lindsay, Ontario, Canada.

00:35Hi. I'm Natalie Vines. I'm from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and I work on the mapping system team.

00:40Dave Theodora. I'm the development lead for the ArcGIS for Server product.

00:45My name's Erik Hoel. I work on the geodatabase team.

00:48I work on the document clients team. We make applications that work with ArcGIS Server.

00:53I work on the raster development team at Esri.

00:55I work on the .NET developer team.

00:57I work in mapping system team.

00:59I'm on the new team, Esri Maps for Office.

01:01So I work on the mobile team, specifically the iOS and Android SDKs.

01:05I work in server support, so on a daily basis I troubleshoot technical issues.

01:09I work on publishing in ArcCatalog team.

01:12My main responsibility is documentation, so I also work really closely with the documentation and Resource Center team.

01:18I work on the core information model. That's things like feature classes...

01:22...subtypes, domains, attachments, and relationship classes.

01:25I work on the JavaScript API, specifically I work on API design and architecture.

01:32I also work on documentation examples as well as interacting with the user community.

01:37I actually work on the geoprocessing team, part of a small group of people...

01:41...that developed most of the statistical analysis tools in ArcGIS.

01:46As part of 10.1, we've also introduced ArcGIS Online. GIS as a service for our users...

01:53...who want the functionality of working with services over the web, who want web map functionality...

01:59...but who don't necessarily want to set up their own server and install software.

02:03Things I think are really cool in the new Runtime SDKs are the ability to create rich...

02:08...native apps that can leverage the platform, and you can create some really productive apps

02:13I'm excited for users to explore the new publishing experience with ArcGIS 10.1.

02:19If you use ArcGIS Server on premise, you'll find that there's a lot less steps in running the setups. There's no more postinstall.

02:26We are providing a way to serialize and deserialize features. This means that you can work offline.

02:34So we make it really simple for you to set up a secure and scalable server in the cloud.

02:39ArcGIS Online, specifically, the ability to work with a set of services that are remote...

02:46...the ability to simplify your workflow, the ability to use it in your everyday lives.

02:51One of the new features that I find real interesting is the new dynamic rendering that allows me to...

02:55...dynamically define a map layout and render it with a high-performance rendering server side.

03:00We are ramped up enough that if we get any call from anyone regarding any topic...

03:05...we have the resources to readily answer those questions, and hopefully get those issues resolved as soon as possible.

03:12Right now you can go to the Idea site and if you search for ideas you can see that are marked as implemented.

03:19And the part that I'm most excited about with 10.1 is that we are done and it's available...

03:23...and you can start using it, and then I can start thinking about what's coming next.