ArcGIS For Use (existing users) at Home Just $100

From Esri… For a $100 annual fee, the ArcGIS for Home Use 12-month term license includes:

• ArcView
• ArcGIS 3D Analyst
• ArcGIS Geostatistical Analyst
• ArcGIS Network Analyst
• ArcGIS Publisher
• ArcGIS Schematics
• ArcGIS Spatial Analyst
• ArcGIS Tracking Analyst

The ArcGIS for Home Use program is available worldwide.

ArcGIS for Home Use makes GIS available to everyone. This offer is ideal for existing ArcGIS users who want to use the same powerful software at home for noncommercial personal use and for individuals who want to expand their GIS skills. However, anyone can participate in this program. See details http://www.esri.com/arcgis-for-home

ArcGIS For Use (existing users) at Home Just $100

Esri ArcGIS Online Basemap data Goes Free - Regardless of Use

From the ArcGIS Online blog, Esri has announced that use of ArcGIS online basemap data is free… totally free, and that includes for commercial use as well! From Esri… “As of the end of January, ArcGIS Online basemaps published and hosted by Esri are now freely available to all users regardless of commercial, noncommercial, internal, or external use. This means that you no longer have to pay a subscription fee for including ArcGIS Online basemaps in your commercial-use web applications.” There is a small restriction to be aware of though if you happen to be a high volume user – From Esri… The only restriction is a high-volume transaction limit of 50,000,000 transactions in a 12-month period, which is equivalent to 400,000,000 tile requests per year, or over 1,000,000 per day. See More Info HERE

Esri ArcGIS Online Basemap data Goes Free - Regardless of Use

Esri Business Analyst Online (BAO)

The latest release of Esri Business Analyst Online (BAO) now includes Esri's 2010/2015 Updated Demographics, as well as 2010 Consumer Spending, Market Potential, and Tapestry Segmentation data. Thousands of newly released data variables are available in more than 50 reports and maps through the BAO application. These reports and maps can be generated on demand to help users better understand their market, analyze population growth and decline, identify business opportunities, study competitive penetration, and locate underserved areas.

The 2010 updates reveal many economic and social trends that influence the needs of businesses, consumers, and citizens. "Housing is down, foreclosures are up, income is declining, and population growth is slowing," says Lynn Wombold, chief demographer and manager of data development at Esri. "The challenge of successfully weathering the current economy underscores the importance of having access to accurate information. Current data can track critical changes and preclude the cost of being wrong."
See www.esri.com/bao

Esri Business Analyst Online (BAO)