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This Company Simulates Training For Indian Commandos, Creates a Living Atlas
- Geographic Information System (GIS) technologies play a vital role in various sectors like urban planning, agriculture, transportation, and disaster management, aiding informed decision-making and operational efficiency.
- The global GIS market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 11.1%, from $32.97 billion in 2024 to $55.75 billion by 2029, with India's geospatial sector expected to expand significantly from $23.5 billion in 2024 to $79.3 billion by 2030.
- Esri India, a key player in geospatial technology, serves millions of daily users and government bodies with its GIS technology under the leadership of managing director Agendra Kumar.
- Esri India's initiatives like 'Living Atlas' provide a vast repository of curated geospatial data, supported by numerous solution products for disaster management, drainage, and more aimed at addressing India's specific needs.
- The company focuses on AI and machine learning integration for practical applications, like object identification in traffic analysis and defence vehicle recognition, ensuring actionable insights from geographic data.
- Esri India's Indo ArcGIS platform supports diverse sectors, including defence and security, offering capabilities like AI, machine learning, and 3D visualization for enhanced decision-making and operational efficiency.
- The company's engagement with defence and security agencies involves mapping, weather modeling, and real-time situational awareness through GIS, crucial for security operations in extreme conditions.
- Esri India utilizes drone data for cloud and on-premise solutions, aiding in simulations, training, and planning for security measures and critical operations.
- Despite being service-oriented in the industry, there is a notable shift towards technology orientation, with increasing interest in 3D mapping, digital twins, and geospatial innovation across various sectors in India.
- Government initiatives like Gati Shakti and SVAMITVA have been instrumental in expanding the geospatial ecosystem in India, paving the way for enhanced use of geospatial data and technologies.
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