ESRI UC 2019 Day 4
I started with a class about operations dashboard. They showed an interesting example of how it was used for superbowl security, and also by UPS and FedEx. There are 4 different ways to create a new dashboard. Dashboards can use maps bookmarks. You can create pie charts, but also manipulate the inner radius to create a donut. You can create hover labels. You can stack elements, create tabs, add pulse/pan actions (movements) connect charts to maps, can add filters to affect maps/charts, you can create your own url parameters, use dashboards in storymaps, and it now works on smartphones. Dashboards were purposely built for presentations. They are working on adding arcade, 3D capabilities, and layout improvements. I went to a class on ArcGIS Monitor, but it was super boring and ridiculously expensive. And also their projector was SERIOUSLY wigging out, so I could not watch. It's 10k to start, and 12k to have ESRI staff spend 3 days setting it up on site a