Transform indoor navigation and facility management with ArcGIS Indoors Maps – integrating BIM, CAD, and asset data for enhanced spatial awareness and infrastructure lifecycle management

ArcGIS Indoors Maps is a robust solution designed to enhance indoor navigation and spatial awareness while seamlessly integrating with Building Information Modeling (BIM), Computer-Aided Design (CAD), asset management, and facility management systems. This offer leverages the powerful capabilities of Esri's ArcGIS platform, providing users with a comprehensive set of tools to create, manage, and share indoor maps that are essential for effective infrastructure lifecycle management. With ArcGIS Indoors Maps, organizations can visualize their indoor spaces and integrate critical data from various sources, enabling users to navigate through buildings with ease. The solution allows for real-time updates and accurate representations of indoor layouts, incorporating data from BIM and CAD systems to ensure that users have access to the most current information. Users can access detailed floor plans, locate amenities, and find their way to specific destinations within large facilities such as airports, hospitals, universities, and corporate offices.

The offer includes features such as customizable map layers, interactive wayfinding, and location-based services, ensuring that organizations can maintain high performance and reliability while providing users with an intuitive mapping experience.

ArcGIS Indoors Maps is ideal for a diverse range of users, including:

• Facility Managers: can utilize the solution to manage space efficiently, track asset locations, and optimize building operations through integrated data
• BIM and CAD Professionals: can leverage the integration capabilities to visualize and manage building data, ensuring that all stakeholders have access to accurate and up-to-date information
• Emergency First Responders: can access real-time indoor maps to navigate complex environments quickly during emergencies
• Event Planners: can create interactive maps for large venues, helping attendees find their way around exhibitions, conferences, or festivals
• IT and GIS Professionals: can integrate indoor mapping capabilities into existing applications, providing enhanced spatial data analysis and visualization

Organizations often face challenges related to indoor navigation, spatial awareness, and data integration – particularly in large and complex facilities.
Common pain points include:

• Navigational Confusion: Users often struggle to find their way in unfamiliar indoor environments, leading to frustration and wasted time
• Inefficient Space Management: Facility managers may lack the tools to visualize and optimize the use of indoor spaces, resulting in underutilized areas or overcrowding
• Data Silos: Organizations may struggle with integrating data from various sources, such as BIM, CAD, and asset management systems, leading to inefficiencies and inaccuracies
• Emergency Response Delays: In critical situations, first responders may not have access to accurate indoor maps, hindering their ability to reach individuals in need quickly
• Limited Accessibility Information: Visitors and employees may find it difficult to locate essential services, such as restrooms, exits, or meeting rooms, impacting their overall experience