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Your GIS team shouldn’t have to choose between supporting field workers and keeping pace with everything else. Join us for a practical look at mobile data collection for GIS that works with your Esri infrastructure instead of around it.

Using AI to vibe-code a field tool sounds straightforward until you realize how much groundwork has nothing to do with the problem you set out to solve. Offline sync, spatial data, validation logic, consistent interfaces across devices: field operations demand all of it, and building it from scratch takes months. The smarter approach is extending a platform that’s already handled that work.

In the environmental sector, regulatory and operational shift is the norm. Evolving definitions of WOTUS and changing client demands leave many firms managing their environmental field workflows in survival mode. Getting reports out the door takes priority over building something better.

Sometimes you have no choice: Use the client’s software or lose the deal. Other times, it’s tempting to leverage their infrastructure instead of bringing your own field operations platform. 

Your maintenance strategy calendar is telling you what equipment you need to maintain — but is it really the right time? How do you know that there isn’t a higher-priority problem out there somewhere? Are you sure you’re rolling your truck to the most important place right now?

If you work in an office that manages critical infrastructure, you’ve probably had your fill of spreadsheets, clipboards, and static reports. Chances are, your field teams are just as frustrated — especially when their data shows up after it could’ve made a difference.