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00:01We're going to do something a little bit different now.

00:02We're going to walk over here, and I'm going to show you something that a lot of you are familiar with and that is the Apple iPod.

00:10And if I could say it correctly, I should have said the Apple iPad. And I get so confused because there's so many "i" words.

00:16What we’re going to talk about is the iPod, the iPad, and the iOS.

00:21So what I'm going to show you are a couple applications that you can run on the iPod...

00:25...ah, I give up, the iPhone and the iPad. iPhone, iPad.

00:33We've got two applications I'm going to share with you; Business Analyst Online is one of the new solutions.

00:38It is a focused application designed for the real estate community, but it really can be used by anyone.

00:44It'll give you geodemographics about your own community.

00:47Now please listen carefully. This is a free application that will be available on the Apple App Store within the next week, we hope.

00:57It's under review at Apple so it should be out there later this week.

01:00The second application I'll show you is the ArcGIS for iOS. It's the one Bernie showed you.

01:06It is immediately available on the Apple App Store, and you can download it today.

01:10So let's take a quick tour. Business Analyst Online first.

01:14What it does is the application launches, and it will determine your current location and then calculate a one-mile buffer...

01:21...and look up the geodemographics about your current position and the area in that community.

01:27You'll see here in San Diego it's classified as the Social Security Set.

01:31We can drill down into that a little bit further...

01:34...and these are people that live in urban centers, read books, paint, draw, and attend NASCAR among other things.

01:41This is some very powerful data.

01:43This is just a sampling of the incredible wealth of business data that's provided as part of the ArcGIS Online datasets and content.

01:53We can go back and there's population, there's age, household income, poverty, education, and so on.

01:59But what gets more interesting is we say, "Well, let's go ahead and compare this. How does San Diego compare with the entire U.S.?

02:06...or what I'm more interested in is one day I would like to retire to Burlington, so how does San Diego compare to Burlington?

02:14And what you'll see is Burlington is a college town. The average age is only 26 years old, and the cost of living is a little bit less.

02:21So if you were in real estate and you were trying to go out and understand your community, it's a great application...

02:27...and in fact, if we just rotate it, you'll see that there's different ways to visualize the same information as well.

02:34So that's the focused Business Analyst Online application.

02:37The second one I said we're going to look at is ArcGIS for the iOS.

02:42It takes you into San Diego. You can see the beautiful imagery.

02:47So think about if you're exploring San Diego this week...

02:50...maybe you want to download the ArcGIS for iOS, put it on your iPhone, and start to use that.

02:56But we've made it a little more interesting to motivate you to download it this week.

03:00Go to Featured Content and scroll about halfway down and there's this map called Rupert's Places to Go in San Diego.

03:07Well you're asking, "Who is Rupert?" Rupert is one of our software engineers who lives in San Diego...

03:12...and every year he compiles his recommendations on where to go.

03:16So you can see the places to eat and drink and visit as well as this beautiful community topo map for the world.

03:23This is the community topographic map that we've been talking about earlier...

03:27...but now on top of this, we've got a number of different places to eat.

03:31You can search. You can do a query, choose the one you're interested in. It'll take you to that location.

03:38Expand that a little bit further and you can read what Rupert recommends.

03:42Now it's a fun application. I do encourage you to try it, but the real value is not where to go and eat in San Diego.

03:48But this is the application that could greatly expand how you could get your maps and your content out for everyone.

03:56GIS for everyone. Anyone with an iPhone or an iPad; you can put your maps in their hands.

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Business Analyst Online and BAO for iOS

Understand your community based on a particular location. Learn what’s the lifestyle, population, age, household income, and education level of a location. Compare this location with another location (San Diego vs Burlington, VT). Demo also shows ArcGIS for iOS accessing ArcGIS Online basemaps and maps authored by others. Get your maps out to a larger audience.
  • Recorded: Jul 12th, 2010
  • Runtime: 04:03
  • Views: 8612
  • Published: Aug 25th, 2010
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