ArcGIS Enterprise 12.x is Out Now: Planning for Your Upgrade and What to Expect
ArcGIS Enterprise 12.0 has arrived, marking the next chapter in the evolution of Esri’s ArcGIS Enterprise platform. This release introduces […]
ArcGIS Enterprise 12.0 has arrived, marking the next chapter in the evolution of Esri’s ArcGIS Enterprise platform. This release introduces […]
As enterprise GIS platforms become increasingly central to organizational operations, security is no longer optional, it’s foundational. From sensitive spatial
When a public-facing GIS application slows down, users notice immediately. Administrators, however, often don’t see the warning signs until performance
Blue Raster has partnered with the Puget Sound Regional Council to provide strategic GIS support and ArcGIS Enterprise managed services. Through cloud-based GIS modernization, the recent upgrade to ArcGIS Enterprise 11.5, and ongoing managed services, Blue Raster helps regional and local government teams access data efficiently, improve workflows, and support effective planning within the region.
Blue Raster partnered with OneEnergy Renewables to modernize and manage their ArcGIS Enterprise environment in their Microsoft Azure cloud environment. From deploying and upgrading ArcGIS Enterprise to providing ongoing managed services, virtual machine administration, and ArcGIS Pro support, Blue Raster delivers a secure, scalable, and high-performing GIS platform that empowers OneEnergy to streamline operations and advance renewable energy initiatives.
Blue Raster partnered with Mortenson’s wind group to develop custom GIS tools that optimize wind farm design and construction. Using ArcGIS Pro and Python geoprocessing, the tools streamline data sharing, road and crane path planning, and cost analysis. These innovations help Mortenson generate competitive bids, reduce construction risk, and scale operations with confidence.
Blue Raster partnered with BG-BASE to develop Flora Finder, a public application showcasing the living collections at Holden Forests & Gardens.
Palmer Wilson, a Blue Raster Senior DevOps Engineer, recently used 3D voxel rendering in ArcGIS Pro to analyze NOAA radar data from the Grand Junction, Tennessee tornado on April 3, 2025. This case study shows how integrating volumetric radar layers can help identify and interpret tornadic structures with greater clarity.
Blue Raster partnered with Climate Central to support the development of FloodVision, an ArcGIS Experience Builder application that helps communities visualize future flood risks from sea level rise and storm events. By integrating advanced imagery, cloud storage, and custom data workflows, the tool transforms complex climate data into clear, local insights that support planning, education, and resilience