Esri Netherlands

Who we are

A map connects people, wherever they are. Thanks to the insight that maps and geographic analysis provide, it is possible to make a difference. More than 350,000 organizations worldwide work with Esri's innovative technology every day. Forward-thinking organizations solve business problems with Location Intelligence and uncover new opportunities. In the Netherlands, the broad network consists of more than 1,600 Dutch organizations, including major cities, governments and businesses. These organizations are revealing the power of their data and making themselves smarter with a geographic information system (GIS)

What we do

By working with the same map, everyone has the same picture. Thanks to the insight that maps and geographic analysis provide, it is possible to make a difference. Organizations reveal the power of their data and make themselves smarter with Esri's geographic information system (GIS): the ArcGIS platform. The platform includes access to a lot of (open) data, made available by Esri.

Esri's ArcGIS platform provides systematic data storage of all types of data to objectively and reliably answer questions. Thanks to proven analysis tools rooted in the science of geography, organizations have the tools to analyze (dynamic) information responsibly and thoughtfully. With these tools, ArcGIS ensures that governments and businesses can properly capture, analyze and share geographic information in the way that suits them.

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Digital Twin

A Digital Twin, also called a digital twin, is a virtual representation of the real world, including physical objects, processes, relationships and behaviors. A Digital Twin is always an abstraction or model of reality. GIS is rooted in geography, where location underlies the integration of all kinds of data. GIS helps us map our world, thus creating a Digital Twin of our environment.

Digital Transformation

In a connected, mobile world, location is the ultimate reference point. Most information relates to a location. A Geographic Information System (GIS) is therefore a great tool for storing, analyzing and sharing data. By converting static spreadsheets into interactive, real-time maps and dashboards, we are able to create a visible digital twin of the world, capturing all the information about our world.