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Thirteen Group
Thirteen Group’s Community Resilience strategy works to understand local communities better, inform decisions and signpost customers to the services available.
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RSA
For more than 20 years, we have used ArcGIS to help us gain a deeper understanding of risks in locations around the globe.
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Watermarkr your map
With the retirement of Markr coming ever closer, you may be wondering “how can I add watermarks to my map?”. The answer is simple: all you need is an awesome logo in SVG format, a coverage layer in the coordinate … Continue reading
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Norfolk Fire & Rescue
Esri UK’s Professional Services team configured a bespoke solution for inspecting and maintaining fire hydrants and managing planning applications in just 14 weeks.
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Wicklow County Council
Reaping the rewards of a successful cloud strategy Wicklow County Council made the bold decision to move 100% of its geospatial data and GIS services to the cloud and is now reaping the rewards of this successful strategy. The migration … Continue reading
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Northern Ireland Water
Our ArcGIS web app is making it easier for members of the public to report water leaks and play an active role in helping to conserve water in Northern Ireland.
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Ordnance Survey
With the ArcGIS System and the exemplar application of Sweet for ArcGIS we have created a lighthouse geospatial platform that is already seeing impactful, measurable benefits.
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Thanet District Council
With ArcGIS Hub, we are successfully engaging with citizens and community groups to create desperately-needed new habitats for pollinating insects.
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Police Scotland
We transformed a paper-based process into an efficient and robust digital workflow to enable us to keep visitors and the citizens of Glasgow safe during COP26.
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Stantec
We have used ArcGIS to create a ground-breaking solution that helps firefighters extinguish fires more quickly.
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