KGIS staff have published a schedule plan for the Spring 2016 replacement of the production hardware servers (which host our primary database and web applications). [An upgrade of KGIS's database software (Oracle and ArcGIS SDE) is also planned]....Click Here for More.

KGIS  upgraded its ArcGIS Server system this past weekend, moving to version 10.2.2 of that platform from version 10.  Because of certain architectural changes in how ArcMap interacts with map services, desktop users of ESRI's ArcGIS software may therefore experience "broken links" in the ArcMap documents (.mxd's) after the upgrade.  This mainly applies to aerial photography layers in your .mxd’s...CLICK HERE FOR MORE

KGIS has received notice that Mark Antonik will replace Scott Wolter as the ESRI account executive. Mark has been with ESRI for the past 3 years working with County & City Government and will be covering County accounts across North Carolina, South Carolina & Tennessee. He has provided the following contact information and CLICK HERE FOR MORE...

The planned ArcGIS Server upgrade for this upcoming weekend (March 28-29, 2015) has been canceled to allow for further testing and adjustments to existing code.

KGIS staff have recently identified a mission-critical application that is using web services hosted on KGIS.ORG, but which has not been fully tested.  Therefore, it is important that the upgrade task be delayed in order to assess the impact.  A new revised upgrade schedule will be released later (and posted onto this site.) READ MORE..

Now that HTML5 has become more widely supported, Google has announced a timeline for their discontinued support for Microsoft's Silverlight plug-in.  This will take place in 3 phases over the next 9 months with support being completely removed by September 2015.  Click here to see how KGIS plans to adjust to the upcoming changes.