ArcGIS Online Administration Associate case studies
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The ArcGIS Online Administration Associate is an Esri certification aimed at GIS professionals who run a shared ArcGIS Online organization rather than only publishing their own maps. Typical candidates configure the organization, manage members, groups, and content, and keep the tenant secure and usable for others. The ArcGIS Online Administration Associate case studies are 5 cases and about 2,967 words.
1Credit Overrun at a Conservation Nonprofit
Riverbend Conservation Trust has 85 ArcGIS Online members and an annual allocation of 12,000 credits. By 28 April it has consumed 8,400 credits, and the remaining 3,600 must last through 31 December.
629 words, about 3 min2Contractor Editing Through a Feature Layer View
Metro Public Works maintains a hosted feature layer of 1,400 sidewalk assets with 38 fields, including inspection status, assigned district, repair cost, and internal notes. A public Experience Builder app shows only status and location.
621 words, about 3 min3SAML Enforcement Lockout at a Health District
North Valley Health District has 320 ArcGIS Online members. About 225 already sign in through the district's SAML identity provider; the other 95 use built-in ArcGIS Online accounts, including two administrators.
554 words, about 3 min4Transferring Ownership from a Departing GIS Lead
Coastal Regional Council's GIS lead retires in three weeks. She owns 420 items, including 18 hosted feature layers used by nine public web apps, three scheduled notebooks, seven groups, and two Experience Builder apps.
589 words, about 3 min5Right-Sizing Seats After a County Merger
After a merger, Summit County has 240 ArcGIS Online seats: 120 Viewer, 70 Editor, 45 Creator, and 5 GIS Professional. The combined workflows are: 130 staff only view dashboards and maps; 55 field staff update inspection features in Field Maps; 30 program staff create web maps, dashboards, and Experience Builder apps; 15 analysts publish hosted layers and run spatial analysis; 10 GIS staff need ArcGIS Pro.
574 words, about 3 min