00:01Let's reset the counter yet again for the final top 10 this morning…

00:04…this time with a look at [ArcGIS] Runtime on desktop and mobile devices. Let's start with mobile.

00:11Our mobile technologies aren't tied to the ArcGIS release…

00:14…so this means that most of the functionality I'm going to show you here today is available immediately.

00:19So I'll be sure to specify those as we go through the countdown.

00:23Now, having said that, the top three items on our countdown deal with the platforms and devices we support…

00:31…and they're all available today. Coming in at number 10 is ArcGIS on iOS.

00:39So I've got my iOS app, or the ArcGIS application running on iPhone.

00:44It's displaying a map showing subsurface geology information for the Teapot Dome oilfield in Wyoming.

00:51You may notice something different about the application.

00:53We've removed the tabs along the bottom in order to increase map real estate…

00:59…and we've also put the more commonly used tools at the top so you can access them much easier.

01:05This is one of our more popular mobile applications with almost 200,000 downloads in the App Store.

01:12And that's number 10, ArcGIS on iOS.

01:20Coming in at number 9 is ArcGIS on Windows Phone. We see here it is the same application.

01:28It's got a similar user experience, it's got a similar workflow, and it's got the same capabilities.

01:35And that's number 9, ArcGIS on Windows Phone, available in the Microsoft Marketplace right now.

01:44We’ve got some Windows Phone fans there, that’s great.

01:49This leads me to the next item on our countdown, number 8, ArcGIS on Windows Mobile.

01:56So I've got the ArcGIS application running on my ruggedized handheld device. It's looking at the same data, the same map.

02:04This application is specifically designed for harsh field conditions and allows for high-accuracy GPS and data collection.

02:12Number 8, ArcGIS on Windows Mobile.

02:20This next item on our countdown hasn't been released yet, but it will be in September.

02:26And that brings us to number 7, ArcGIS on Android. Yeah, Android fans, alright.

02:36It's the same application, it's got a similar workflow, similar user experience…

02:42…we're accessing the same data and the same map here.

02:45ArcGIS will not only support Android on the phone but also Android tablet devices as well.

02:52And that's number 7, ArcGIS on Android.

02:58So far we've looked at ArcGIS running across a number of different platforms, all accessing the same intelligent map…

03:06…so it's one map, authored once, being used across all of your mobile devices.

03:13So let's continue with the countdown…

03:15…and look at some exciting new functionality we've built into some of these platforms.

03:20The iPad allows you to access your data and stay productive when you're not at your desk.

03:26And this brings me to number 6, productivity tools. So I've got the ArcGIS application running on my iPad.

03:34You now have available to you a legend to give more information about the layers within your map.

03:40Notice as I zoom in and the layers become visible, the legend updates itself, all from within your mobile device.

03:49You also have fine-grained control over layer visibility.

03:53Here I can toggle on and off my surface geology layer as well as access its sublayers, all from within my mobile device.

04:05Okay, so let's leave this layer off for now, because it's going to help me illustrate the next productivity tool…

04:11…and that is data collection.

04:14I've got a bit of data that I can…different types that I can collect here.

04:17I know there's a lot of construction going on out in the field…

04:20…so what I'm going to do is just zoom in to my area of interest and I'm going to interact with the map…

04:26…and specify an area where we've got construction.

04:31At any time during the editing process, I can tap and hold, bring up a magnifier for more fine-grained control.

04:41We can also add in some other information, today's date, some contact information, and we're done.

04:49And that's data collection on your mobile device.

04:57This last productivity tool I'd like to show you is pop-ups.

05:02Now all of the pop-ups that you author within your maps are available to you on your mobile device.

05:10Images, graphs, links, they're all available to you.

05:15And that was number 6, all of the new productivity tools we've built into ArcGIS.

05:24Yeah, it's exciting, isn't it?

05:27Coming in at number 5 is social media.

05:31You have the ability to share your map via various social media outlets like Facebook and Twitter…

05:37…but also through SMS and e-mail.

05:39So sharing this map is as simple as specifying a destination address and sending.

05:47And that's social media and sharing, number 5, all from within your mobile device.

05:57These productivity tools and sharing tools that I've showed you here this morning are all available for you right now…

06:04…in an update we just released to the App Store last night. So some of you folks may already have it on your phones.

06:11Now let's talk about a major project that we're working on for the 10.1 release.

06:16And in order to help illustrate this, I'm going to show you a custom application.

06:22This application was built using the iOS Runtime SDK.

06:27It runs on my iPad, and it allows me to go out into the field and inspect my oil tanks.

06:33Well, there's going to be times out in the field where I'll have little or no connectivity.

06:39And this brings me to my favorite item on the countdown, number 4, offline capabilities.

06:52So the best way to demonstrate offline capabilities, well, is to go offline. So we've got no Wi-Fi, we've got no cell coverage…

07:01…yet I'm still able to interact with my map seamlessly.

07:05It's very, very fast, and that's all that it…and that's because all the data is local on my device.

07:13Now just because I'm offline doesn't mean that I can't get my work done. So let's go ahead and inspect this tank.

07:21I'm going to bring up my form; I'm going to specify some information.

07:25This particular asset looks pretty good, well, how about that.

07:32Looks pretty good. And I can even attach a photo to it.

07:35In this case, I'll choose an existing photo from my camera roll that represents the asset that I'm inspecting. So I'm done.

07:43I'm now going to save this asset. You'll notice from the upper left-hand corner that this asset is complete, it's saved…

07:50…but it's still local on my device. So when I do get connectivity back, I can simply go back to the application…

08:01…and sync it back up with the server and share it with the rest of my colleagues.

08:11Now I showed you these offline capabilities in a custom application…

08:15…but they're also going to be available to you in the ArcGIS application at 10.1. No programming required.

08:27I'm also happy to say that for users, all of the mobile technology that I've showed here today is available to you at no additional cost.

08:38And that concludes the mobile portion of our countdown, but the runtime also works on desktops…

08:44…and so to finish out the countdown, I'd like to hand it over to Euan. Euan?

08:49Thanks, David. What I'd like to do now is just pause, for a second or two, the countdown…

08:55…so I can give you an introduction to the new ArcGIS Runtime.

08:59This new runtime has a new architecture that we've built from the ground up to be very fast and very scalable.

09:07So what do I mean by scalable? Modern computing platforms today have multiple cores, multiple processors.

09:14This platform, this architecture will take full use of the platform.

09:18It's a very small footprint; it runs on 32-bit and 64-bit devices.

09:24Windows and Linux are supported, and it comes with an SDK.

09:30Java, Qt, and WPF developers will be building solutions with this SDK.

09:36And what sort of solutions do they build? Typically, focused applications.

09:42They maybe support a custom workflow, maybe they just answer one question.

09:46So let's take a very quick look at my developer machine for a sample application.

09:52We can see here we're looking at the State of Oregon and some forest stands, and this application's going to answer one question.

09:59Are the road culverts large enough to handle the increased runoff after a forest fire?

10:05We can see we've got the extent of the forest fire here.

10:08We've got an overlay, a fire intensity overlay, that we'll use as part of the analysis…

10:13…and I'll zoom in to the part of the forest to start the process.

10:18So I'll select my tool here, click a location, and it's now running a geoprocessing model in the background.

10:24The application stays very responsive while it's executing, and it's calculating that answer, 22 inches.

10:30We can see the watershed that was calculated as part of it. It's a very quick introduction to the runtime.

10:38What I'd like to do now is restart the clock at number 3…

10:41…and I'm going to share with you my favorite three things about the ArcGIS Runtime.

10:46At number 3, fast application startup. We all like our applications to start up quickly, so I'll select it and say Open.

10:53And I think you get an idea of how fast these applications are going to start.

10:59So that takes me straight to number 2, which is fast map display.

11:03So this is a nationwide geology map of North America, and as I pan in and zoom around, it's drawing this data.

11:09The data's all held on my local machine, and you can the display performance.

11:14It's also a large-scale map, so let me zoom in to Mt. Baker…

11:19…and we can examine the display performance when we're zoomed in nice and tight. It's still very, very smooth, fast display.

11:26It's also got fantastic cartographic qualities.

11:29We've got Maplex labels, representations being used to draw the geology symbols.

11:34So that was number 2, fast map display.

11:38So let's get on to number 1, and that's easy deployment. As a developer, I know it's one thing to build a solution.

11:44It's often entirely difficult to deploy the solution. So let's take a look to see what it takes to deploy that today.

11:50Well, my solution, the geology map, has maps and data in a package; it's got the runtime.

11:55These are the DLLs that are powering the runtime…

11:58…a couple of supporting DLLs used by the EXE; and here we have the application.

12:03Now I've got it on a thumb drive, so I'm going to eject it, wait for it to be ejected.

12:08I'm going to take out my thumb drive and I’m going to walk across the stage to another machine, and we're going to deploy it.

12:14Now I'm using a thumb drive today, but this could be a DVD…

12:16…could be a folder that you copy across the network onto your machine.

12:20So I'm at my machine here; I'll plug it in. It'll take a couple of seconds to be recognized by the machine.

12:29It'll come up with a folder, I'll open it up, and here we have the application. I'll say Open; application starts, just like that.

12:44Very fast. This data's being drawn off the thumb drive.

12:48So I'll close that down, and if you like the easy install, you'll like the uninstall as well.

12:52It's as simple as pulling out the thumb drive.

12:57So there we have it, the top 10 for the ArcGIS Runtime.