ArcGIS Dashboards
Get a real-time operational view of people, services, assets, and events. Monitor key performance indicators and meet objectives.
Successful and growing public transit agencies are those with a strong focus on customer satisfaction and performance improvement. With GIS, you can unite information from across your organization to analyze overall performance in new ways. With executive dashboards and other analytical tools, you can improve transit performance monitoring and communicate your success to the public.
Visualize almost every metric you use to judge performance. Unite information from across divisions to understand transit performance at a glance and where you can improve. GIS provides the tools you need to achieve excellence.
Because almost all transit data has a geographic location, you can use GIS to unite information from disparate business systems and achieve greater insight for transit performance monitoring. Use the power of spatial and business intelligence to analyze and improve transit performance.
A hallmark of successful public transit agencies is effective communication with their riding public. Whether looking for the optimal route across town or needing to know when the next bus will be at a stop, your customers can access this information on any device, anywhere, anytime with GIS. That helps to increase ridership and build brand loyalty.
User Story
The Maryland Department of Planning is promoting transit-oriented development benefits that lead to strong local economies and vibrant neighborhoods.
Case study
A Danish public transit agency is using GIS to improve operational efficiency and passenger experience.
Case study
A public transport organization in the United Kingdom is taking advantage of Esri's ArcGIS platform to coordinate and improve public transportation.
Get a real-time operational view of people, services, assets, and events. Monitor key performance indicators and meet objectives.
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