The ArcGIS Pro QGIS Desktop Workflow (MAAFO S1E1)

This is the very first episode of Map Around and Find Out.
In this episode, you will gain valuable insights that enable seamless integration between ArcGIS Pro and QGIS Desktop, unlocking a range of new tools and possibilities.
This functionality can be beneficial for various purposes. Key scenarios include:
- A company using ESRI software sends data to a consultant using QGIS, and vice versa.
- Primarily using ESRI software but requiring a specific tool or function not available in ESRI, and vice versa.
"Map Around and Find Out" is a comprehensive video series dedicated to unraveling the mysteries of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and equipping viewers with valuable tips and tricks to navigate the geospatial realm with confidence.
From the industry-leading ESRI to the open-source powerhouse QGIS, each episode delves into the intricacies of these platforms, offering insights into their features, functionalities, and best practices for effective utilization.
"Map Around and Find Out" goes beyond mere software exploration. It's a journey of workflow optimization, where viewers learn how to streamline their processes, increase productivity, and unlock the full potential of their GIS workflows.
Whether you're a seasoned GIS professional or a newcomer to the field, our series covers a wide range of topics designed to cater to all skill levels. From application development to spatial analysis techniques, each episode delivers actionable tips and practical advice to help you excel in your geospatial endeavors.
Join us as we map around the world of GIS and find out the secrets to mastering this dynamic and indispensable technology.
Map Around and Find out is presented by Michael Bowen, CEO of GEOACE

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Be careful sending geopackages... I lost a job due to the Arc button-pusher on the receiving end who knew nothing about geopackages and just tossed my proposal, even though the RFP said they would accept them. Nowadays, I assume the lowest common denominator unless I know who the data is going to can handle it.