When looking for potential sites to place a wind farm there are many factors to take into consideration. For example where are the highest wind speeds? Where are these locations in relation to public places and animal habitats? Where is the power requirement? How long will the cable need to be? Will the site be visible? Will we get planning permission?
Read MoreSustainable cities are designed to be self-sufficient for energy and facilitate low-carbon living. These sustainable developments are paramount to preserving resources and protecting the environment. When planning the construction of a sustainable city it is important to make sure that facilities are placed in the optimal location.
Read MoreWe can no longer afford to do nothing. Every year, vital habitats are eroded or lost all together; global cities become more overcrowded and polluted; and even small organisations can have an irreversible impact on environmental issues extending from local communities to global warming. No matter what business activity we are engaged in, we all have a responsibility to act sustainably – and location analysis can help us.
Read MoreAre your grounds maintenance costs too high? Are you paying contractors for grounds maintenance areas that do not belong to you? Are you scheduling your planned and reactive maintenance efficiently? Can you apportion services charges accurately?
Read MoreAre your resources located in the right place at the right time? Do they have the right tools to carry out their job efficiently? Are they informed with accurate information?
Read MoreAre your assets located in restricted areas? How would a service strike impact your operations?
Read MoreWhere are your assets located? Are they at risk of damage from predicted flooding? Environmental risks are hard to prepare for without accurately understanding the location of your assets and their proximity to potential hazards. The ability to visualise your assets with any potential risks on a map, enables you to easily identify assets that would be affected and mitigate the risk by planning for the potential disruption.
Read MoreWhat if your existing workforce could complete twice the amount of work in a week? What if you knew exactly where to locate your next store or customer service to maximise profitability? And what if you could easily identify and remove “bad” assets to halve your exposure to risk?
Read MoreHow well do you know your customers? Where are they located? How old are they? What are their buying habits?
Read MoreAccurate and timely information is absolutely vital when responding to disaster scenarios. Location analysis can be used to locate the incident, allocate resources, keep everyone informed and focused on the information that matters. Fast action can help save lives and minimise the amount of damage caused.
Read MoreWhen an emergency arises, Esri maps enable call centre staff to pinpoint an outage, take rapid action and inform their customers.
Read MoreWhere are your customers located? Where do they need services? And which facilities are nearest to them? If you can’t answer these questions instantly and accurately, for each and every one of your customers, your organisation is almost certainly not delivering the high standards of customer service that it is capable of.
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