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GIS technology can serve as the open data backbone for your organization, unlocking your data stores so you can share them as your organization..
ArcGIS Open Data lets you quickly serve open data to communities and organizations through map-based websites. Below are some organizations...
Whether you are an ArcGIS Online subscriber or an ArcGIS Hub user, you can launch an open data site.
ArcGIS Hub allows governments to open up the powerful outputs from GIS to show how they are taking a data-driven approach to respond to the COVID
Helping City Improve Operations and Enhance Resilience The data sharing policies adopted by the GIS office of a Greek city, initially ...
Creating and maintaining publicly available parcel datasets is vital and is easier now with recent technological and institutional advancements.
Oakland County, Michigan, boosts civic engagement, economic growth, and government transparency with its ArcGIS Open Data site.
ArcGIS Hub takes GIS to the next step by answering the question...
With a population of just over 100,000 residents, South Bend, Indiana, is best known for the University of Notre Dame; its young mayor…
To make Ireland’s geospatial data more widely available, Ordinance Survey Ireland launched GeoHive.
The Berkeley Police Department unveiled a Transparency Hub as part of its effort to reimagine policing.
Publicly shared commercial satellite imagery and online maps—so-called open-source intelligence (OSINT)—reveal the disruption in Ukraine.