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GIS is helping the Arbor Day Foundation inspire corporate stakeholder action by building understanding of the vast and overlapping benefits that trees bring to the world.
Supporting sustainability goals is good for business. Location intelligence delivers supply chain visibility and transparency to show how operations measure up to these goals, inform long-range planning, and drive bottom-line results. Dashboards and maps provide insights into how to achieve goals across your portfolio.
Supply chain integrity is a vital component of every business's operational plan—from sourcing raw materials to completing construction and meeting service commitments. Location-based technology helps businesses understand all aspects of a supply chain through data visualization and analysis. Examining data through a geographic lens gives stakeholders unique insights into levels of service, supply quantities, product movement, and risk mitigation.
Investors, customers, and business leaders are expecting more information about the carbon impact of their activities as well as those of their partners. Location-based technology provides the tools to measure, analyze, and optimize operations in a way that mitigates environmental impacts.
Connecting with customers requires knowing what they care about. Research and development (R&D) is critical for new product creation and storytelling that connects with customers. From product development to building brand equity and trust, location intelligence helps businesses understand more about current and potential customers at the city and neighborhood levels.
Strong communities are critical for a sustainable workforce and environment. A company's corporate responsibility efforts can support a thriving ecosystem with local and global investments. GIS provides community and global resource insight. Maps and data help leaders identify, measure, and spotlight growth opportunities—while providing transparency—in communities around the world.
Spatial insights reveal new ways businesses can foster racial equity within the workplace. Maps and spatial analytics show hidden patterns and opportunities to further racial equity in the workforce, in the supply chain, and via enterprise-wide initiatives—including equitable hiring practices that promote career expansion and growth.
STORYMAP
A commitment to strict social, environmental, and ethical standards—and traceability mapping—fosters responsible practices in a global supply chain.
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With the global urgency to address climate change, technological advances have aligned to make carbon capture possible and potentially profitable.
ESRI BLOG
Taylor Shellfish Farms has a digital transformation unfolding, against a backdrop of growing demand and reduced output from wild fisheries.
PODCAST
Ingka Investments, which operates more than 80 percent of IKEA stores, explains why location intelligence is key to getting maximum value out of data.
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Regions' growing reliance on location analytics began five years ago as the banking sector was emerging from the 2008 crash.
Spatial business intelligence informs strong decisions on climate risk, social equity and inclusion, and environmental responsibility.
