MAPPING AND ANALyTICS in Arcgis
Map and analyze your business data in ArcGIS to know what's happening and what to do about it
Source: Boston Consulting Group
Almost all business data has one thing in common: location. ArcGIS connects it all—customers, markets, operations—to find opportunities that no other system can deliver on its own.
MARKET PLANNING
Customer behavior, market conditions, and operational data come together quickly in a single view in ArcGIS. Advanced mapping and analytics capabilities reveal patterns across markets so teams can align on planning decisions like:
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT
Mapping and analytics capabilities in ArcGIS connect facilities, suppliers, assets, and processes on one map, so teams can see the whole network at once. AI-enhanced maps and dashboards update in real time, showing:
SECURITY OPERATIONS
See where risks to people, infrastructure, and operations are emerging with mapping and analytics capabilities in ArcGIS, so response teams can act before damage spreads. Shared situational awareness helps teams align on:
ArcGIS connects with your other business systems so everyone in your organization can better understand customers, opportunities, and threats.
Choose how your organization uses ArcGIS to support mapping and analytics—whether you need a hosted environment, a self-managed deployment, or direct access to location services.
ArcGIS integrates with core business systems—CRM, ERP, and BI platforms including Salesforce, SAP, and Microsoft 365—adding mapping and analytics capabilities without workflow disruption. ArcGIS also connects directly to common cloud and data platforms, including Databricks, Snowflake, Azure, AWS, and Google Cloud, so you can enrich your data with geocoding and analysis at scale.
ArcGIS is designed to scale across your entire organization, supporting shared data, role-based access, and common workflows. All teams can work from the same authoritative source while using tools tailored to their needs. Organizations can start small and expand usage over time, enabling consistent analysis, collaboration, and decision-making at scale.
Putting data into geographic context shows how the information you already collect connects to real places—and how how those relationships affect assets, performance, and risk. Combine your existing data with a wide range of authoritative datasets—demographics, economics, traffic, and more—from sources like SafeGraph, the US Census Bureau, and ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World—to enrich analysis and gain deeper location-based insights.
ArcGIS is licensed through user types that align access and capabilities to different roles across your organization. These user types support flexible deployment options—cloud, on‑premises, or hybrid—making it easy to scale securely as more teams come on board.
ArcGIS is designed for users with a range of experience levels. Esri also provides extensive training and support—including tutorials, documentation, courses, and community resources—so you can build skills and confidence over time.
Tell us about your business. An Esri expert will reach out to discuss how mapping and analytics can help you stay ahead of trends and competitors.
