What happens to traffic when you turn a historic highway into a scenic park?
HERE Technologies — 17 June 2025
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10 July 2017
ArcGIS caters for a huge range of clients across many industries, including government, insurance, retail, manufacturing, real estate, utilities and transportation.
Providing in-depth analysis and visualizations, it's easy for ArcGIS users to access and, perhaps more importantly, to understand location-based data. And now the platform has even greater access to HERE maps and data, that process is even easier, including a broader, more comprehensive set of features.
ArcGIS capabilities include mapping, geocoding, routing and spatial awareness, and access to global geospatial content from HERE that's fresh and accurate means ArcGIS users, partners and developers will be able to create new and innovative solutions.
The partnership will also give Esri access to real-time and predictive traffic data from HERE, which can then be used with the ArcGIS platform to give users the information needed to decide everything from whether building a new road is viable, to developing services where precise ETA times are critical.
The licensing agreement has come at the perfect time for both HERE and Esri, with location-based data becoming ever more important, helping clients across public and private sectors to better understand their customer's needs.
With ArcGIS, Esri aims to give clients access to the highest quality commercial map data available, and the partnership with HERE will help Esri realize that target.
image credits: Esri/ArcGIS
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