Social Housing providers are facing increasing challenges from new regulations and the need to meet higher standards. More regulatory oversight means customer satisfaction and risk prevention are even more front and centre but is also increasing operational costs. All this while the cost of living continues to be challenging.

Read this whitepaper to learn how a geospatial approach will help with:

• Streamlining your operations when maintaining your existing investments
• Identifying cost-effective, sustainable and profitable future investments
• Reducing short and long term costs
• Finding profitable investment opportunities

Despite consensus around the criticality of infrastructure, historical investments and practices have resulted in much of it falling into disrepair, nearing end of life, or no longer meeting modern requirements.

Infrastructure is also being challenged and strained in new ways by climate change, security threats, and increasingly severe natural disasters.

This eBook looks at why we must make infrastructure assets and the services they support resilient, sustainable, and equitable

From responding to climate change, to building new homes, to providing healthcare, government organisations in the UK are working hard to improve the lives of citizens and protect the environment. Success in achieving progress is almost always informed by location, whether that’s national, regional or more local, and so a sense of place is essential.

This eBook highlights some of the many ways that government organisations are tackling some of the most significant challenges for society using location intelligence to find solutions and improve decision making.

Location intelligence refers to insights gained from visualising and analysing data in terms of its geographic location - on a map or dashboard. Organisations generate location intelligence by using spatial analytics to detect and quantify problems on
an enterprise level, make predictions, model solutions, and strengthen their business operations. Organisations can then answer a question that has enormous value: Why do things happen where they do?

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the key themes and insights gathered on Location Intelligence, shedding light on it's impact on decision-making and emerging opportunities for business growth.

In today's evolving insurance landscape, businesses face a myriad of challenges that require innovative solutions to stay competitive. From the increasing frequency of natural disasters to the growing expectations of digital-savvy customers, the insurance industry must adapt to the changing tides of risk and customer demands. As technology advances, customer expectations evolve, and global crises emerge, it is crucial for insurance companies to continuously innovate to stay ahead. The interviews in this publication shed light on the critical role of technology, the changing landscape of the insurance industry, the immediate and long-term challenges, and the need to adapt risk assessment and management strategies.

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the key themes and insights gathered from techpros.io interviews with industry professionals and explores the role of spatial intelligence in addressing the challenges identified, shedding light on the innovative solutions that are emerging.

In the UK, capacity to produce renewable energy is growing all the time, with generation from wind turbines, solar panels, hydroelectricity and more. This eBook explores innovative approaches to planning, site selection, construction and operation, with examples from a range of leading renewables businesses including JBM Solar, Statkraft, Flotation Energy, Storegga, H2Au, Osprey and Exagen.

Download the free eBook to discover how a geospatial approach is helping:

• Statkraft to achieve its goal of developing 1.2GW of wind power by 2030
• Flotation Energy to increase stakeholder engagement
• JBM Solar to focus on sites most likely to achieve planning permission – with a 98% success rate
• Storegga to identify the best sites for CO2 storage
• H2Au to find unique geological conditions where hydrogen can be found underground
• Osprey to save hours of time every week working on the roll-out of an EV charging network
• Exagen to integrate multiple disparate systems to provide an intuitive gateway for information that teams need about prospective and planned projects.

The future of a connected Britain rests on the widespread availability of 5G and Full Fibre to homes and businesses. Advances in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Autonomous Driving, Smart Cities, and the Internet of Things, will only be realised by building resilient networks; those able to offer faster speeds, greater bandwidth, and low latency.

In this eBook, sponsored by Esri UK, we will examine the opportunities and challenges offered by both communication technologies, and explore how the infrastructure to support this is being installed above and below ground.

With ArcGIS as an integrated enterprise system, teams focused on delivering the best possible customer service are better prepared for the challenges they face. Whether striving to maintain long-term customer relationships, proactively monitoring the quality of service and customer experience, coordinating and communicating network outages, understanding consumer demand, creating integrated maps, or ensuring a successful customer journey, communications service providers can leverage ArcGIS as a solid foundation.

In telecom organisations, ArcGIS provides sales and marketing teams with quality real-time information and analytics for intelligent decision-making and collaboration, and serves as a competitive advantage for the entire organisation. Whether it is in interacting with customers, planning and developing regional strategies and tactics, or safeguarding the customer experience, ArcGIS allows organisations to better understand their customers and develop effective action plans for serving them.

With ArcGIS, telecom organisations and communications service providers (CSPs), throughout the world are best prepared for the planning and engineering of modern telecommunications networks. Discover how, by utilising ArcGIS, organisations have the comprehensive ecosystem of resources necessary for successfully meeting the needs of today’s consumers, while ensuring networks are capable of meeting the network demands of tomorrow.