#ArcGIS#ArcGISPro#GIS#
ArcGIS and ArcGIS Pro are both GIS (Geographic Information System) software developed by Esri, but they have some key differences.
User interface: ArcGIS has a more traditional desktop interface with menus and toolbars, while ArcGIS Pro has a more modern and intuitive interface with ribbon tabs and dockable windows.
Functionality: ArcGIS Pro is a more advanced and powerful GIS software, it has more advanced analytical and data management capabilities and it can handle larger and more complex datasets. ArcGIS is more suited for basic data visualization and mapping tasks. .
Platform: ArcGIS Pro is a 64bit application and it can take advantage of multicore processors and large amounts of RAM, making it better suited for working with large datasets and running advanced analytical tools. ArcGIS is a 32bit application and it may struggle with large datasets and advanced analytical tools.
Licensing: ArcGIS Pro is generally licensed on a concurrent user basis, whereas ArcGIS is licensed on a named user basis.
3D capabilities: ArcGIS Pro has more advanced 3D visualization and analysis capabilities, it supports 3D mapping and 3D analysis tools, while ArcGIS has basic 3D support.
File compatibility: ArcGIS Pro uses a new file format that is not backward compatible with ArcGIS. However, ArcGIS Pro can open, edit, and save files in the older ArcGIS format.
ArcGIS Pro is a more advanced GIS software with a more modern interface, more powerful analytical and data management capabilities, and support for larger and more complex datasets. While ArcGIS is more suited for basic data visualization and mapping tasks and it has a more traditional interface.