At last week's Where 2.0 held in Burlingame, California, Google's John Hanke and ESRI's Jack Dangermond shared the stage to describe their updated vision for making ESRI's user's geodata and services more usable across the Web. Our editors describe the key points in this technological and business handshake and explore its implications.
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