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If you knew that at least 5 percent of revenue was leaching out of your business, would you try to stop it?
Small public utilities leverage GIS to better manage their water networks-going from reactive to proactive.
Managing GIS, A column from members of the Urban and Regional Information Systems Association
Utility Network for ArcGIS is the next generation of network management for utility, pipeline, and telecommunications companies.
Dublin Airport is turning into a digitally smart organization, using location technology from Esri for inspections, indoor mapping, and more.
Emergency managers and GIS experts in Scott County, Iowa, work together to manage risks from extreme weather and a nuclear power station.
The City of Fort Worth gains an understanding of assets by spreading GIS to the field with apps to take inventories and guide fieldwork.
Ian Wint, the GIS manager at the City of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, takes risks and isn’t afraid to fail. That’s why he’s a GIS Hero.
At Ingka Group, Claudia Blagu’s location intelligence skills promote sustainable forestry and the bottom line.
Water and Sewer Company of Thessaloniki S.A. (EYATH) integrated infrastructure and customer aspects of the business using GIS.
The key metrics for technology projects are speed and rate of user adoption.
The City of San Diego, California, rolled out a software solution to improve its infrastructure management.