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The App Revolution Anytime Anywhere Any Device Is Making Web GIS Available Everywhere Anytime Anywhere Any Device Talking points: For the past 7+ we have been experiencing a app or mobile revolution I suspect that everyone listening to this presentation has a smartphone, maybe a tablet or other devices Last couple years…mobile apps have overtaken desktops in internet use (http://money.cnn.com/2014/02/28/technology/mobile/mobile-apps-internet) People expect to have access to information…be it maps of data…anytime anywhere, on any device

Dominance of Native Apps Talking Points: What is a native app? Native apps are created for a specific platform and installed directly on the device…as opposed to a web app which runs in a web browser Recent stats from Flurry analytics 90% of the time we spend on devices people are using native app That’s just 10% using a mobile web browser, 2 years ago it was 20%...so we see the use of native apps continues to grow Think about the way you use your smartphone and the services you access. When using Instagram, Facebook, youtube, or email do you open your mobile browser and type in URL? Such as www.twitter.com...login and search you feed? Doubtful. You prefer to use a native app created for that service.

Native app experience to your maps Facebook Twitter Why build a native app? Performance Better user experience Access device features GPS/Compass Camera Contacts Sharing YouTube Note: Mention that this is just an option, many times a JS/HTML web based map is suffiecinet. Also, some things like GPS and camera are available via with HTML5/JS

Why native apps ? Offline Performance App Stores Web apps a common choice for cross platform requirements but do have some limitations. They need to be online and their performance is dictated by the network performance. With native apps obviously you can design your app to work both online and off, you can make use of device specific hardware and performance is dictated by the device. Offline Performance App Stores

The challenge App development is…. Complicated Expensive Time Consuming But there are many challenges with creating native apps. App development is…. Complicated…you need to be a developer…write code Expensive…if you outsource be prepared to spend 10s of thousands of dollars…for a simple app Time consuming…don’t underestimate the time it can take to create an App

5X CODE The challenge iOS Android Linux Windows If you have the developer and resources available figured out to build an app…But for which Platform? iOS and Android? What about Windows, Mac, and Linux? Building native Apps for multiple platforms traditionally requires writing and testing your app once for every platform. Large Organizations with lots of resources…maybe Small shop or one person…almost impossible. Windows Mac

AppStudio for ArcGIS The Solution: AppStudio helps you to bring an idea to any device. You focus on your business language only and there’s no need to worry about installers, different code for different OS, hardware developer tools. You can start immediately with the supplied templates, add your branding and existing Esri data and deploy to a store or within your enterprise. A tool to build cross-platform apps that can be published in an app store or deployed across an enterprise.

AppStudio for ArcGIS Configure and add your own branding A platform to build focused cross-platform apps for devices and systems No development skills required (but developers will like it too) Use template applications or build your own Deploy to app stores or within your organization AppStudio helps you to bring an idea to any device. You focus on your business language only and there’s no need to worry about installers, different code for different OS, hardware developer tools. You can start immediately with the supplied templates, add your branding and existing Esri data and deploy to a store or within your enterprise.

App Stores AppStudio makes it easy to publish apps to the Apple App Store and Google Play Store No development skills required Configure app templates Your own branding And organizations have realized that to reach a wider audience they must publish apps into to the app stores. With AppStudio for ArcGIS and the app templates provided you can configure a beautiful app and publish it to the App Stores

App Stores: Example Map Tour Template App Stores UK Geological Society: 100 Great Geosites Example, this past year the UK Geological society created a Story Map of “100 Great Geosites” as voted on by the public. Wanting to turn this into an iOS and Android app they turned to AppStudio for ArcGIS and the Map Tour template.  Without writing any code this Story Map was turned into a beautiful app available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.  Today we have 3 templates available to anyone with an ArcGIS Account as part of AppStudio for ArcGIS Basic (Map Tour, Map Viewer, and Quick Report). Map Tour Template App Stores

Demo Build an App from a Template

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AppStudio – Basic and Standard No development skills required Configure app templates with your maps and branding Publish in the App Stores AppStudio Standard Developer Friendly Tools Extend template or write from scratch Share with the public or the enterprise

AppStudio for ArcGIS: Build Apps for All Devices AppStudio Sessions AppStudio for ArcGIS: Build Apps for All Devices Wednesday, June 29 10:15 AM – 11:30 AM Room 32 A/B AppStudio for ArcGIS: Advanced 1:30 PM – 2:45 PM Room 05 A AppStudio: Publishing AppStudio Apps into the Google and Apple App Stores 3:30 PM – 4:15 PM Demo Theater 8 - Apps

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AppStudio for ArcGIS http://appstudio.arcgis.com Whether you want to create an app to promote your beautiful maps, gather information from the public, or deliver a focused solution for your organization… AppStudio is up to the task. Try it today by visiting http://appstudio.arcgis.com Follow us on Twitter @AppStudioArcGIS Visit us on GeoNet: https://geonet.esri.com/groups/appstudio