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Case Studies
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Ordnance Survey was approached by Dubai Municipality to produce and test a data collection and management optimisation blueprint, as part of Dubai's larger ambition to become the World’s Happiest City, the “best place for living in the world.”
Established in 2012, Cambridge & Counties Bank’s (CCB) headquarters in Leicester have grown into a UK-wide specialist lender, helping professional property investors and all types of SMEs through a suite of relationship-based, dedicated lending and asset finance solutions. A B-Corp cert...
Dubai’s ambition is to become the World’s Happiest City, the “best place for living in the world,” with key objectives and outcomes necessary to realise its goal.
Dubai Municipality has a clear ambition to make Dubai the happiest city in the world in all aspects. As one of the fastest growing cities in the world, it is constantly evolving to accommodate new areas for retail, business, and services every day. This rapid and purposeful development is contrib...
NHS England recognises that collecting prescriptions from pharmacies can be a challenge for some patients.
Absolar, an OS Associate Partner specialising in renewable energy management, helps end-users enhance their sustainability and energy efficiency by identifying the ‘solar potential’ of a given location.
Its technology and services can remotely survey properties, to determ...
National Highways are the government appointed authority responsible for operating, maintaining, and improving England’s motorways and major A roads – totalling 4,300 miles of Strategic Road Network (SRN).
The RedLine Operational Boundary that surrounds England’s Strategi...
The Metropolitan Police is the UK’s largest police force. It polices 620 square miles and serves more than eight million people across one of the world’s most dynamic and diverse cities.
Part of its mission is to seize the opportunities of data and digital technology. To help a...
The British Army is using Ordnance Survey mapping data to create training scenarios, and provide soldiers with accurate and realistic experiences.