In this chapter, you learned many different methods, which can be used to share your GIS content with others. You have seen how you can use project, map, and layer files to share and standardize content for those on your computer network that have access to the same data sources you do.

You also learned how you can export your content, so others without ArcGIS Pro can possibly access and use your data. This chapter showed how you can export your GIS data to non-GIS formats, so those without GIS software might be able to use information from your GIS in documents, reports, presentations, and spreadsheets.

Finally, you learned how you can share data with others not on your network using packages. Packages are not limited to just sharing data but can also be used to archive or back up important data at the specific states of existence, so they can be recalled if needed.