When Esri was founded in 1969, we realized
even then that geographic information
system (GIS) technology could improve
society. Working with others who shared
this passion, we were encouraged by
the vast possibilities of GIS. Today, our
confidence in GIS is built on the belief
that geography matters – it connects our
many cultures and societies and influences
our way of life. GIS leverages geographic
insight to ensure better communication and
collaboration.
Explore our website to discover how our
customers have obtained the geographic
advantage by using Esri software to
address social, economic, business and
environmental concerns at local, regional,
national and global scales.
We hope you will be inspired to join the
Esri community in using GIS to create a
better world.
www.esri.com
Twitter:
@
esri_health
@
esri_humanservi
LinkedIn: Esri for Human Services |
Esri Health
GovLoop's mission is to inspire public
sector professionals by serving as the
knowledge network for government.
GovLoop connects more than 250,000
members, fostering cross-government
collaboration, solving common
problems and advancing government
careers. GovLoop is headquartered in
Washington, D.C., with a team of dedicated
professionals who share a commitment to
the public sector.
For more information about this report,
please email us at: info@govloop.com
Conclusion
Esri offers a mobile platform
is helping to redefine the way
governments approach health and
human services workflows. Whether
it is tracking health indicators,
vector-borne disease, providing
for homeless point-in-time count,
or mobile field inspections, GIS
is essential to move a community
toward health and resiliency.
The shift is from focused
applications to developing a fully
integrated mobile strategy. One
that connects the field operations
to the back office and enables more
insightful decision-making.
To learn more about how to use
Esri's mobile platform to help build
a healthy community, visit
go.esri.com/HealthyCommunities
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