Advancing the power of geography

For business, government, and society

We make the world's most powerful GIS software

Esri is the global market leader in geographic information system (GIS) software, location intelligence, and mapping. Since 1969, we have supported customers with geographic science and geospatial analytics, what we call The Science of Where. We take a geographic approach to problem-solving, brought to life by modern GIS technology. We are committed to using science and technology to build a sustainable world.

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Embracing a geographic approach

To solve our most complex problems, we must first understand them in the crucial context of location. Hidden patterns, trends, and relationships emerge when you visualize and analyze data on a map. This location intelligence provides unique insights that empower real-time understanding and transform decision-making. Beyond sophisticated maps and advanced geospatial analytics, Esri technology enables faster data sharing and more fluid collaboration.

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Multi-dimensional ocean views

Visualize many variables at once, such as seawater velocity and temperature, to predict climate change impacts on ocean currents and sea level rise.

Helping solve the world's most complex problems

Business and government leaders around the world apply Esri's technology to understand and address important challenges such as climate change, supply chain resilience, public health, and social equity. Our customers' work is the inspiration for everything we do.

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Biodiversity richness

Understanding the concentration of different species in a selected region can help us safeguard biodiversity and plan conservation efforts.

Preserve biodiversity with GIS

Esri software provides a comprehensive set of tools for science-backed conservation. The Esri Conservation Program offers technology and training assistance to professionals around the globe.

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Fight the climate crisis with GIS

Esri is invested in solutions that protect the planet and advocate for its care. We believe technology and modern analytical tools can help build actionable climate change solutions.

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Address racial inequities with location intelligence

Esri actively develops technology solutions to support those working to create and sustain positive change.

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Equip students and educators with geospatial technology

Esri is committed to helping schools and students thrive by providing no-cost online mapping tools, educational resources, and support.

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Scientists rely on Esri technology to help them protect the planet

Science is the foundation of Esri software and services. We research, publish, communicate, and serve alongside the scientific community.

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When a crisis strikes, Esri supports response teams

Esri's Disaster Response Program assists organizations responding to crises and disasters worldwide, providing GIS technology and expertise.

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Meet sustainability goals faster

Esri is committed to supplying geospatial tools and data to meet global sustainability goals. Location-based technology gives momentum to sustainability missions so you can make real progress.

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Location-based technology benefits everyone

Businesses

Leading companies use Esri technology for operational intelligence, market and competitive analysis, risk assessment, real-time situational awareness, and business continuity.
National government agencies

Officials in health and human services, infrastructure, public safety, transportation, agriculture, earth sciences, and other disciplines use Esri technology to support high-level decision-making.
Cities and local governments

Community leaders apply Esri technology to drive economic development; manage public works; and advance sustainable, equitable urban planning.
Nonprofits

Leaders use Esri technology to make data-driven decisions, inform and mobilize stakeholders, ensure sustained revenue, and analyze social inequities to effect positive change.