Strategies for a connected future
Thriving integrated geospatial infrastructures (IGI) require a holistic approach and a well-thought-out strategy for connecting organisations across borders, jurisdictions, and sectors.
Inherently multiorganisational, data collaboratives are efficiently addressing today's challenges.
Emerging trends in geospatial infrastructure
More than just a visualisation, a digital twin can accelerate innovation, build consensus and save time and money.
![digital twin](/sites/default/files/2023-08/arcgis-urban-tcs-track-building.gif)
ArcGIS is an open, interoperable system that drives efficiency and innovation. Discover the open standards, open data and data interoperability boosting collaboration and empowering decision-making.
![FAIR data Hub](/sites/default/files/2023-08/JSS%20web%20card%20%283%29.png)
The most competitive organisations and industries use data-driven insights to spur growth and support decision-making. Discover how location data is transforming core business practices.
![Digital transformation](/sites/default/files/2023-08/JSS%20web%20card%20%2824%29.png)
Artificial intelligence and machine learning use location data to automate processes, improve predictive modelling, make accurate business forecasts, and gain insights from large amounts of data.
![ai](/sites/default/files/2023-08/JSS%20web%20card%20%2823%29.png)
Drone-, aircraft-, and satellite-deployed sensors provide views of our planet from every possible vantage point, turning imagery into powerful insights.
![Environment governance in mining](/sites/default/files/2023-07/banner%20sustainability%20768x451_0.png)
Build more sustainable and resilient communities using location intelligence to future-proof your city. Break down data silos and implement collaborative, timely information-sharing workflows for data-driven decision-making.
![Singapore Police Force](/sites/default/files/2021-03/Ensuring-safer-streets-with-smart-mapping.png)