Connecting City Operations with the Geographic Approach

Cities like New York are using a geographic approach to strengthen operational intelligence, coordinate climate action, and make infrastructure improvements with high-impact outcomes. Read the success stories of leading cities around the world, from Chicago to Singapore, that are using geospatial technologies like smart maps, drones, artificial intelligence (AI), and the Internet of Things (IoT) to make infrastructure resilient and equitable in the face of escalating climate and operational pressures.

This exclusive executive event sponsored by Crain's New York Business Content Studio and Esri focused on how leading ports and airports are leveraging location-based technology, digital twins, and automation to enhance their operations. Hear from presenters and panelists that represent global innovators including the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, San Francisco International Airport, Dublin Airport, and Hamburg Port Authority.

An operational intelligence system powered by GIS combines data inputs with location intelligence capabilities that include visualization and spatial analysis tools. Organizations can tackle complicated challenges with confidence and manage decisively to address them. For cities, the same tools help deliver services more efficiently and cost-effectively. The added benefit of map-based awareness of residents ensures that all communities are well served.

Leading seaports and airports are leveraging location intelligence to stay competitive. Read about global innovators, from Singapore to San Francisco, using geospatial technology to become next-generation leaders—and learn how your organization can likewise implement these tools to modernize asset management, increase safety and efficiency, support sustainability, and further automation.

Access the event recording of Real-Time Intelligence Now, a special event from Crain's New York Business and Esri. Hear real-world examples of how New York City executives can improve efficiency and operations. From London city government to Europe's largest port, you'll get an inside look at how complex organizations are using geospatial technology to collect data; analyze it; and share it with everyone who needs it, when they need it.