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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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South Woodford Society
An ArcGIS web map provides an effective way for residents, local businesses, developers and planning officials to collaborate on plans to improve South Woodford.
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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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RSBP
Precious peatland habitats in Wales are being restored to health using a suite of ArcGIS products.
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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.
Continue ReadingArcGIS update – spring 2025
February saw releases and updates across several parts of the ArcGIS system, so we wanted to provide a summary of all the updated products and share key links so you can find out more. I know it wasn’t quite spring, … Continue reading
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Lancaster City Council
We have used ArcGIS StoryMaps and Experience Builder to display research and outputs from the Lancaster High Streets Heritage Action Zone.
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Nottinghamshire County Council
Using ArcGIS Experience Builder we have created a website to showcase the results of the Digital Pathfinders Project, with the website including a series of interactive, impactful maps to show how digital connectivity varies across Nottinghamshire.
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Sustrans
By supplementing our in-house data with additional third party data in ArcGIS Online, we gained the insight needed to inform the future development of the National Cycle Network.
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