Another Esri User Conference to RAVE about!

July 4th is one of my favorite Holidays. Not only did SSP get to celebrate a wonderful Holiday but we got to visit with customers, friends and partners within the Esri industry the week prior. This year July 4th weekend closed out Esri’s annual User conference in San Diego.

Did you attend the User Conference? If not, don’t worry SSP did and we have highlights for you!

SSP attended the Esri User Conference in San Diego this July and as always we had an amazingly successful time.  From an extremely crowded booth, a speaking engagement, a customer appreciation event, and so much more…check it out! 

(Above) Let the conference begin!

(Above) The conference kicks off as Jack says hello and welcome to the user community.

(Above) Setting up the SSP booth…

(Above) SSP booth is set-up and ready for the week!

(Above) SSP has Ribbons. How about you?

(Above) Check out the packed SSP booth. Meeting with our friends at IID at the Esri User Conference!

(Above) Folks from Oncor stopped by to say hello. What a great meeting and good new people to get to know!

(Above) Dean Perry and Jeff Mertz have a meeting with a long time, great customer Connexus.

(Above) A great friend and a loyal customer, MTEMC!

(Above) Let the SSP Customer Appreciation Event Begin! One of our biggest parties yet, Thanks to all who joined. Not sure how we will top this next year but we will sure try!

(Above) MidCo hanging out at the party with SSP’s super star Ryan Potts

(Above) Carlos with TNMP, Jeff with SSP, and Trey with Denton, SAY CHEESE!

(Above) SPEAK no evil, HEAR no evil and of course SEE no evil. Its a tradition! Started at EGUG 2015 and now continued at UC 2016. It will only get better.

(Above) Esri gives a big THANKS to their partner network. Partners are important to this industry and SSP stands behind that!

(Above) SSP attended the Esri socials. They know how to host a networking social!

(Above) Skye Perry’s presentation at the UC – MTEMC’s State 0 Changes

MTEMC recently completed a major project to merge multiple geodatabases into a single new GDB, apply data model changes along with corresponding data migration, and to implement voltage levels with feeder manager 2.0 to provide connectivity upstream of a circuit breaker. Several of these changes required the geodatabase to be at state 0 (no versions). MTEMC utilized SSP Innovations’ All Edits State 0 technology to successfully complete this project while maintaining their 1700+ design versions.

(Below) Skye Perry being interviewed on GISCafe.

(Below) Jack Dangermond came by the SSP booth to check out our mysterious ribbons!

(Below) The SSP team wrapping up the conference!

To end this recap with a BANG, we even made a video, check it out!

In Summary, it was an amazing conference and SSP will be there and ready to do it again next year. CHEERS to another amazing Esri User Conference. Thanks Esri for another job well done. 

See you next year in San Diego!