Stop by ROK's Booth 17 and attend our workshop and breakout session
Guided by the theme “Geospatial Connections: Linking People, Places, and Projects,” the 2026 conference will spotlight how GIS brings communities together, strengthens collaboration across sectors, and turns data into real‑world impact. Expect inspiring sessions, practical case studies, hands‑on learning, and meaningful opportunities to connect with peers from across Kentucky and beyond.
Location: The Campbell House in Lexington, Kentucky
Dates: Sep 29 – Oct 1, 2026
Attending? Register to join ROK Technologies Workshop on Tuesday, September 29, 2026 from 9:00am – 12:00pm, titled Next-Gen Cloud Caching for ArcGIS: Scaling, Serving, and Scheduling
As GIS datasets grow to terabytes, traditional caching consumes massive CPU/RAM, slowing down environments and increasing costs. This presentation, “Next-Gen Cloud Caching for ArcGIS: Scaling, Serving, and Scheduling” explores a scalable solution. By shifting cached layers to object storage (Amazon S3/Azure Blob), organizations can decouple storage from compute and offload rendering workloads from ArcGIS Server. We will demonstrate the “Cloud Caching Kitchen” workflow using cloud object storage as the “fridge”, ArcGIS Pro as the “oven”, and Portal for ArcGIS as the “dining table”. Attendees will learn to publish and optimize Web Tile Layers (Raster, Vector, Scene) and Web Services (Map Image, Imagery). Additionally, I will demonstrate how to schedule caching jobs to automate updates. Join me to learn how to build faster maps, reduce server load, and leverage limitless cloud storage.
Attending? Register to join ROK Technologies Breakout Session on Thursday, October 1, 2026 at 12:15pm, titled “Ways to maximize Your ArcGIS Enterprise: Performance Tuning & Load Balancing”
As organizational reliance on spatial data grows, maintaining a fast, resilient, and responsive ArcGIS Enterprise environment becomes vital. This session discusses practical strategies and advanced techniques designed to optimize performance. We will explore configuration tuning, identifying performance bottlenecks, and key system optimizations—to eliminate bottlenecks and reclaim computing resources to handle high user demand smoothly.