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Esri among top 10 best places to work
Business Wire: Jack Dangermond and Esri are each ranked in the top ten on Comparably’s annual list for Best CEO and Best Workplace Cultures. Read more.

Growing GIS adoption in Aspen
ArcNews: The City of Aspen, Colorado’s GIS team partnered with Esri to offer training to other city staff to expand their use of self-serve GIS tools and introduce new employees to the technology. Read more.

World Water Map visualizes freshwater supply trends, offers detailed insights
Utrecht University: The National Geographic Society, working with Utrecht University and Esri, launched World Water Map: Insights to draw attention to water shortages and make the data available to all, including researchers, policymakers, and journalists. Read more.

National Building Museum’s new exhibition uses Esri's storytelling method
Archinect.com: Offering rare access to historic architectural artifacts, the museum’s Visible Vault: Open Collections Storage is augmented by a StoryMap that includes more interactive information about the original geographic locations of some of the items.  Read more.

The team behind ArcGIS StoryMaps chooses their favorite stories of 2024
ArcGIS Blog: Whether the topic was conservation, data-driven science, history, current events, or travel, there were 15 standout stories that showcased a diversity of topics and creative storytelling techniques. Read more.

Do climate havens exist? Mapping may hold the answer
WhereNext: As executives consider weather-driven risks when looking at new or additional locations for their businesses, GIS is gaining traction for providing location-based business intelligence. Read more.

Geospatial awareness lets USDA comprehensively evaluate claims
ArcUser: Investigators with the US Department of Agriculture’s Risk Management Agency root out fraudulent crop insurance claims using modern crop monitoring technology. Read more.

Frontier Agriculture partners with Esri UK to bring location intelligence to farming
Geo Week News: A three-year agreement gives Frontier the ability to embed ArcGIS into its existing applications, including its MyFarm digital platform, and use it to build new solutions to support more than 14,000 farmers with geospatial decision-making and risk management. Read more.