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Wales and West Utilities
By updating our corporate GIS platform, we have improved our operational efficiency and gained the ability to build new apps quickly to meet future business needs.
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Oxfordshire County Council
Our new ArcGIS-driven survey process helped us divert 96 tonnes of food waste to recycling and save £12,455 in one year.
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Police Scotland
We have successfully leveraged ArcGIS technology to digitise and modernise missing persons search operations, anticipating significant resource and cost savings which can be redirected to other policing priorities.
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Jersey Electricity
We have transformed decades-old, hand-drawn network diagrams into a live digital map of all our network assets.
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London Borough of Harrow
In our first steps towards creating a digital twin of the borough we are already delivering cost savings for the council and benefits for local citizens.
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Sport England
The redevelopment of a pivotal data visualisation and analysis solution in ArcGIS is delivering benefits across the sport sector.
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The Crown Estate
Automated geospatial analysis conducted with ArcGIS provides the evidence we need to inform the future of marine environments up to 2050.
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CBRE
ArcGIS has always been a vital tool for our business. We utilised the capabilities of ArcGIS Enterprise 11.1 to redevelop DataViz, our centralised platform to visualise and analyse geospatial data, helping to provide an even swifter service for our clients.
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This blog was updated in June 2025 to reflect new changes to the Mobile Worker user type. If you or your organisation are looking to collect and engage with your own geospatial data, you’ve come to the right place. Say … Continue reading
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Greater London Authority
Web mapping services created with ArcGIS Enterprise allow us to make 3,500 datasets from 35 organisations available internally and publicly in a standardised and discoverable format.
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