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y, computer science, planning, environmental science, and cartography. He delivers keynote addresses at meetings and conferences around the globe. Dangermond's current work is focused on helping organizations deploy spatial data in enterprise environments, Web-based services, and mobile computing systems

s (NGOs); academia; and industries such as utilities, health care, transportation, telecommunications, homeland security, retail, and agriculture. Dangermond is recognized not only as a pioneer in spatial analysis methods but also as one of the most influential people in GIS. He actively manages Esri and

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ose credentials include the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos and the Clinton Global Initiative. are Also listed as advisers are: ESRI's Dangermond; ocean explorer Dave Gallo; physician, author and USC professor David Agus; X Prize Foundation founder and chairman Peter Diamandis; Harpervision pr

g architect Frank Gehry among other notable attendees. The event was hosted by ESRI President Jack Dangermond at the company's conference center in Redlands, Calif. "I was terrified," said Wurman of the lead-up to the SWAN Conference, "I wasn't sure it was going to work at all. And then it worked better

7:20PM WINE and hors d'oeuvres in the Atrio adjacent to the Chapel 8:30PM DINNER in the Galleria at The Mission Inn WED19 Esri 380 New York Street Redlands, CA 92373 Tel. 909.793.2853 www.esri.com 7:00AM Transport from the Mission Inn to Esri Conference Center 7:15AM Coffee, Juice / Esri Conference Cente

ons (NGOs); academia; and industries such as utilities, health care, transportation, telecommunications, homeland security, retail, and agriculture. Dangermond is recognized not only as a pioneer in spatial analysis methods but also as one of the most influential people in GIS. He actively manages Esri and i

etry, computer science, planning, environmental science, and cartography. He delivers keynote addresses at meetings and conferences around the globe. Dangermond’s current work is focused on helping organizations deploy spatial data in enterprise environments, Web-based services, and mobile computing systems a