Features

ArcGIS is a platform for designing and managing solutions through the application of geographic knowledge. It enables you to perform deep analysis, gain a greater understanding of your data, and make more informed high-level decisions.

Use ArcGIS Anywhere

You can leverage your investment in GIS by publishing your maps and data to the cloud. Your end users can then access maps, data, and applications from a variety of devices without having to install software or worry about data management.

Web

• Create web mapping applications that make it easy for stakeholders to access authoritative geographic information.
• Bring information that others have shared into your projects.
• Create mashups from shared services.
• Browse maps and apps published by others using ArcGIS and then incorporate these into your own maps.

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Desktop

• Use predefined map templates that automate many aspects of cartography.
• Build models that help users scientifically analyze data.
• Create geodatabases.
• Manage and edit geographic data.

Explore ArcGIS for Desktop.

Mobile Devices

• People throughout the organization can have immediate access to up-to-date information, regardless of their location.
• The mobile workforce can explore and use maps that have been shared within ArcGIS.
• Field staff can capture, update, and analyze geographic information.
• The office can get up-to-date information to and from field operations.

Find out more about ArcGIS mobile solutions

Online Content and Capabilities

Regardless of whether you use ArcGIS on the desktop, web, or a mobile device, you can get great content and share interactive, intelligent maps using ArcGIS Online.

Compliance with IT Standards

ArcGIS is based on accepted standards to ensure a high level of interoperability across platforms, databases, development languages, and applications.

• Secure, reliable, and maintainable architectures
• Optimized performance, scalability, agility, and productivity