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Best practices in ArcGIS Pro – setting up your workplace

Whether you are a seasoned GIS user or new to ArcGIS Pro, your operating of ArcGIS Pro will be improved by considering the configuration of it. Whenever I create an ArcGIS Pro project, or teach others how to, I always … Continue reading →

AtkinsRéalis

We are using ArcGIS Portal, ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Field Maps to drive the AtkinsRéalis SpatialCDE, used by multiple stakeholders to make construction projects more efficient while driving Biodiversity Net Gain.

Thames Water

We are proactively addressing the data sharing requirements, and the needs of internal and external stakeholders with our end-to-end geospatial portal, built with ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Online.

Fauna & Flora

Creating a single GIS platform for the whole organisation with ArcGIS has led to a 580% increase in GIS usage and transformed the way that we analyse, visualise and communicate conservation priorities.

Amey

Using the powerful analysis and data visualisation capabilities of ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS Dashboards, we have turned big data into business insight.

Cotswolds National Landscape and Triage

We have used ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Online, ArcGIS Dashboards and ArcGIS StoryMaps to create a next generation story-telling tool that will inform landscape, community and conservation strategies for generations to come.

RUSI

We analyse complex, evolving military situations with ArcGIS Pro, providing actionable intelligence from open source geospatial data.

AECOM

In a challenging project to survey a hillside notorious for landslides, ArcGIS improved safety and efficiency.

Oxygen Conservation

In strikingly beautiful and unique landscapes across the UK, we are using ArcGIS to understand the potential of natural capital and measure the positive impact of conservation initiatives.

GIS for all: making an ArcGIS app for the classroom

After seeing John Nelson’s Storybook design, I really wanted to give it a try. I thought that this design would be great for educational resources, so I got in contact with our Education Team at Esri UK to see what … Continue reading →