Dave Bouwman - Clarifications on ArcGIS Server Licensing

Thursday, December 14, 2006

Clarifications on ArcGIS Server Licensing

Posted on Thursday, December 14, 2006 7:42:01 PM (Mountain Standard Time, UTC-07:00)	Comments [0] \|
Categories: ArcGIS Server \| ArcSDE

James has posted a "quick hits" rundown of ESRI's white paper on ArcGIS Server licensing, and upgrades for existing users. Give his post and the document a read if you've been trying to sort this stuff out.

I'm not going to say that there was a cause-effect relationship between my previous post on this topic, and the ensuing comment thread (96 comments as of today) over at James Fee's blog, but at least these questions have been clarified for the entire user community.

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