GIS Software for Mapping and Spatial Analytics

Esri builds ArcGIS, the world’s leading GIS mapping software.

ArcGIS overview

Learn about Esri’s comprehensive geospatial platform

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What is GIS?

Discover geographic information system (GIS) technology

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About Esri

Get to know the innovative software company behind ArcGIS

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Who uses Esri technology?

Leading organizations in virtually every field use Esri technology to support daily operations and guide long-term strategies. Explore stories of organizations innovating with ArcGIS.

Orsted
The Joint
Wrexham stadium

SUSTAINABILITY

Orsted powers offshore wind farms with GIS

Danish sustainable energy company Ørsted has long used GIS technology in constructing and operating wind farms. A new geodatabase is helping centralize the process, providing stakeholders with geospatial information that streamlines everything from design to construction to operation.

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Business growth

The Joint expands into new markets

Decision-makers at The Joint Chiropractic used market analysis powered by GIS mapping software to find the right locations for growth. The business used Esri technology to guide a remarkable journey from opening a single location to becoming the largest chiropractic provider in the US.

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Infrastructure

Ramboll integrates GIS and BIM to design Wrexham stadium

Ramboll, an architecture and engineering firm, integrated BIM and GIS technologies to revitalize the Wrexham stadium under the ownership of Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. The innovative combination of technologies transformed siloed workflows between design and environmental teams, allowing them to collaborate seamlessly, visualize designs in geographic context, and efficiently track issues before construction began.

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