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Affinity Water
ArcGIS is a key technology that is helping us to respond more quickly and effectively to water supply interruptions and leakages and deliver excellent services for customers
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Thames Water
When unexpected weather events cause disruption to the water supply, we reply on ArcGIS to help us deliver a rapid, customer-focused response.
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National Trust
Through a series of innovative pilot projects we are pioneering new ways to engage with volunteers and enabling more people to make a valuable contribution to our conservation work.
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Thirteen
ArcGIS completely removed a daunting IT systems integration challenge and gave us the platform we needed to create a cost efficient, sustainable and customer-focused business.
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Oxfordshire County Council and Oxfordshire Fire & Rescue Service
With ArcGIS we can support the provision of excellent services to our residents, while promoting equality and ensuring fairness.
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Dover District Council
By modernising our event approval process with ArcGIS, we have avoided costs of £40,000, freed up hundreds of hours of staff time and improved the efficiency of our service for partners and event organisers.
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LUC – Working on behalf of CPRE
ArcGIS enabled us to uncover clear evidence of the importance of England’s protected landscapes and present complex information in a format that made it really engaging and understandable for everyone.
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Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water
How a spatial approach to data is helping us to enhance catchment management and deliver valuable insights, to create a more efficient business.
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Jacobs
The web app we have developed using ArcGIS is helping our clients to improve efficiency in their infrastructure and other major projects.
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City of London Police
With improved insight into where the majority of crimes occur and the locations of the most harmful crimes, City of London Police can optimise its allocation of resources and prevent more crimes.
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