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Rugged Enterprise Devices from Zebra

August 22, 2019

POB recently attended the 2019 Esri User Conference. At the show, Zebra Technologies’ James Pemberton introduced the company's rugged, purpose-built, enterprise devices.

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Surveyor Outreach Opportunities

What kind of community outreach do you perform on behalf of the survey/geospatial profession?

The usual charitable efforts for my business – donations, sponsorships, personal involvement

Provide some “pro bono” survey and/or geospatial services where I feel it is appropriate

Attend city planning/zoning/land use meetings to observe and comment

Actively participate in planning/zoning/land use meetings to provide information and guidance

Participate in school programs, career days, and guest lectures

None, but I would if I had some guidance on how to participate

None, time is too limited

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