What is difference between ArcGIS Basic, Standard, and Advanced (ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo)?

View a table and have access to links which describe the different levels of ArcGIS for Desktop.

This simple table will help explain some of the differences in the three levels of ArcGIS for Desktop.

	Basic (ArcView)	Standard (ArcEditor)	Advanced (ArcInfo)
Map Creation and Interactive Visualization
Visually model and spatially analyze a process or workflow	*	*	*
Create interactive maps from file, database, and online sources	*	*	*
Create street-level maps that incorporate GPS locations	*	*	*
View CAD data or setellite images	*	*	*
Generate reports and charts	*	*	*
Multiuser Editing and Advanced Data Management
Complete GIS data editing capabilities	-	*	*
Edit a multiuser enterprise geodatabase	-	*	*
Use disconnected editing in the field	-	*	*
Store historical snapshots of your data	-	*	*
Automate quality control	-	*	*
Create spatial data from scanned maps	-	*	*
Use raster-to-vector conversion	-	*	*
Advanced Analysis, High-end Cartography, and Extensive Database Management
Advanced GIS data analysis and modeling	-	-	*
Atlaslike, publication-quality maps	-	-	*
Advanced data translation and creation	-	-	*
Advanced feature manipulation and processing	-	-	*
Data conversion for CAD, raster, dBASE, and coverage formats	-	-	*

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