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The enterprise technology GIS creates analyses like this map, with data values that look like city buildings of varying heights.

How GIS Became the Enterprise Technology It Is Today

A fire truck races to a call, using the same technology a food delivery company might.

The Curious Connection Between Fire Departments and Food Delivery Services

True cost accounting is illustrated by an apple with a price tag

A New Type of Price Check Gains Ground

An IT map displays constallations of software and processes, with thier interdependencies

Fast Four: The CIO and the IT Map

The EUDR law will require geographic coordinates of farms raising livestock like this cow

New Law Demands Geographic Coordinates from the Supply Chain

A map with routes stretching out from fixed points represents commute analysis

Mapping the What-Ifs for How Employees Get to Work

A series of gears indicates the manufacturing enterprise.

Location Intelligence at Work: Real-World Applications in Manufacturing

Designer handbags like these may be involved in the shopping practice called daigou.

A Luxury Shopping Trend with a Geographic Wrinkle

Companies that have achieved supply chain maturity use maps like these to understand the movement of goods

AI-Powered Location Data Boosts Supply Chain Maturity

The enterprise technology GIS is expanding in the business world, signified here by a corporate campus with green space.

Fast Four ICYMI: Reaching Enterprise Scale with Nature-Based Practices

Sandbags and a water rescue signify the hope inherent in the insurance industry.

The Insurance Industry Finds Hope in Innovation

Tree rings signify the growth of enterprise software

Extending Enterprise Software as the Business Grows—Three Lessons for CIOs

A closeup of a beer--nonalcoholic or alcoholic; it\'s hard to say

Cheers to Change—Nonalcoholic Beer Is Having a Moment

Nature-based practices include harvesting raw materials like these berries in the Amazon region

Fast Four ICYMI: An Inside Look at How Nature, GIS, and Business Overlap

Minnesota maps show metrics like clean energy jobs and economic diversity

With Business Development as a Priority, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Team Deliver Key Data to Executives

Darryl Polk, Riverside County CTO, presents at a 2024 summit

A Tech-Focused Executive Offers Three Lessons in Collaboration

Mining Economic Indicators for Business Intelligence

An NREL dashboard shows a campus map with various decarbonization scenarios

Empowering Corporate Decarbonization: The National Renewable Energy Lab's Innovative Approach to the Sustainable Campus

A rack of servers hints at new value from technology

Think Tank: New Expectations for the CIO—and New Opportunities

Rently helps multifamily properties like this apartment complex guide renters on their tours.

One Proptech Standout Expanded for Years, Then Harnessed Location Intelligence to Kickstart a New Stage of Growth

Four webcast presenters discuss the outputs of nature

Fast Four ICYMI: What’s the Value of Nature to a Business? Three Companies Weigh In

The low retail vacancy rate may not be apparent in this \'For Lease\' sign in a storefront window.

Retail Bankruptcies Rise, But That’s Not the Real Story

Cardboard delivery boxes on a conveyor belt signify supply chain visibility.

A Smarter Supply Chain Helps International Paper Track Sustainability Goals

Geography and business appear in this 3D rendering of a city

The Complicated Relationship between Business and Geography

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