Dataminr and Esri Enhance Real-Time Event Detection with Expanded Partnership
Dataminr and Esri have announced an expanded strategic partnership aimed at transforming location intelligence with real-time event detection, announced in a press release. This collaboration elevates Dataminr to Esri's Platinum Partner tier, combining Dataminr's AI platform with Esri's ArcGIS software to deliver solutions that detect high-impact events in real time.
The partnership will enhance product integration, allowing Dataminr users to access ArcGIS mapping and location services within Dataminr's platform. Conversely, Esri users will gain expanded access to Dataminr's real-time information through pre-built connectors in multiple ArcGIS products. This integration aims to provide organizations with improved situational awareness, crisis response, and public safety.
Both companies offer pre-configured solutions that create value for their partner ecosystems. Authorized Solution Providers in the Dataminr Partner Network and International Distributors in the Esri Partner Network can now cross-sell these integrated solutions, offering a comprehensive package of real-time information discovery and location intelligence.
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