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eGIS Associates thank you very much sir

Esri basemaps cover the entire world. They are not limited to just the US or North America. Other data is available via ArcGIS Online from around the world. The amount of data available will vary from location to location. Data available via ArcGIS Online is not just published by Esri but also by its user base. So the more users in an area the more data that will typically be available for use.

Interesting question. The short answer is yes. ArcGIS Desktop and ArcGIS Pro can import GPX files. In ArcGIS Desktop I believe you must have the 3D Analyst Extension to create videos. In ArcGIS Pro I believe you can do it natively. To be honest I don't have a lot of experience creating videos from within ArcGIS. But I do know it is possible.

Yes you can. The Share tab allows you to share a web map to ArcGIS Online. Once published to ArcGIS Online, you can then share it with those in your organization, in a specific group or with everyone.

@@eGISAssociates Thank you. Second, question, why would someone choose to use Arcgis pro desktop over the online version?

@@sergnextdoor5213 Functionality is the simple answer. ArcGIS Pro has a lot more capability than ArcGIS Online. ArcGIS Online is not designed to replace the traditional desktop applications. It is designed to complement the desktop apps by allowing users to share content they create on the desktop with others who might not have the software or that wish to access it using mobile devices.

Are you asking for video on career opportunities in GIS or something else?

I am a little confused by your question. Are you in the GIS department and oversee the utility data or something else. Assuming you are in the know about GIS and the data that exists, I have another question you might consider. If no one knows what you do and no one knows how to ask you questions or understand the data you have, why don't you educate others so they have a better understanding instead of just reading news, checking out google or looking at sales flyers. You could hold lunch and learns, send links to youtube videos with good information instruction or encourage them to go to conferences with GIS content. You could also go the their offices and find out what their concerns are so you might suggest how the GIS might help. Have you tried to deploy a web app or two to make things easier to access. Any and all of these activities can help add value to what you do within your organization. I have had to do things like this throughout my career. BTW I am the one that is talking in this video. I am not with this company anymore but still doing GIS.