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Innovation key to smart cities says US expert A single, innovative technology can help Australia cut crime rates, improve healthcare and transform environmental management, a visiting 2016 US presidential candidate and global authority on smart cities has declared. Learn more
Esri partners with Waze to give governments open data A partnership has been announced between Waze - the popular free crowdsourced traffic and navigation app - and Esri, designed to help governments of any size develop intelligent transportation systems. Learn more
Esri earns top ranking in latest Forrester research report In a new report by influential research and advisory firm Forrester, Esri has been recognised for setting a global standard in GIS technology, with consistent and constant innovation. Learn more
News Cold case king advises Australian law enforcers An ex-criminal profiler who used cutting-edge mapping technology to help catch a notorious US serial killer has been invited to advise Australian law enforcers on how the technology could breathe new life into thousands of the nation's unsolved crimes. Learn more
News GIS-backed audit aims to cut surgical mortality The incidence of surgery-related mortality is being significantly reduced thanks to a Victorian state-wide audit incorporating cutting-edge Geographic Information System (GIS) technology. Learn more
News Technology puts WA turtle rookery on the world map A new study conducted using state-of-the-art mapping technology has uncovered Gnaraloo Bay, in Western Australia's remote north-west, as part of the third largest loggerhead turtle population in the world. Learn more
