A Map of Everything
Esri president Jack Dangermond speaks about a geospatial nervous system for the planet at the TED Countdown Summit.
Media and Analyst Relations
Resources for media and industry analysts
Esri named a leader in Forrester report
Explore the 2022 Forrester New Wave: Climate Risk Analytics report to:
- Gain insight into Esri’s leading data visualization and advanced processing capabilities
- Discover key features shaping the future of the climate risk analytics market
- Learn about the top companies in the climate risk analytics sector
Growing Green Cities
City governments and organizations around the world are using GIS to tackle climate change and create a more sustainable future. Explore the Growing Green Cities story collection to learn how these cities are taking a geographic approach to sustainability.
Current conversations: Our changing world
Esri users and subject matter experts (SMEs) are tackling today’s greatest challenges with location intelligence and spatial analysis. Watch candid conversations and browse related stories to see how they've done it.
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Advancing Inclusive Conservation with GIS
David Gadsden, director of conservation solutions at Esri, joins three renowned conservationists to discuss how GIS is an essential tool for all phases of conservation, including engaging communities and building support for conservation plans.
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ArcGIS Location Platform and Relive
Discover how Relive uses ArcGIS Location Platform to build their outdoor activity tracking and recreational experience app, which is used by more than 12 million people around the world.
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ArcGIS Living Atlas Workshop for Reporters
Using ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World, Esri geographers and product engineers showcase how reporters can leverage data that Esri curates to find and report on stories about the impact of climate change and other environmental events.
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Current initiatives
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Climate change
Climate change impacts people globally—what happens in one location happens everywhere. Learn how Esri users are using GIS to address climate change and dive into resources to help understand and mitigate climate impacts.
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Racial equity
Location intelligence can help build a more equitable and just world where a person's race or ethnicity does not impact their outcomes. Discover resources and solutions to engage communities, analyze inequities, operationalize best practices, and manage performance to ultimately drive change.
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