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The Cloud GIS market is a subset of the larger Cloud Computing and Storage market. It is a platform for geographic information systems (GIS) that are hosted on the cloud, allowing users to access and manage their GIS data from any location. Cloud GIS provides users with a range of benefits, such as scalability, cost savings, and improved collaboration. It also enables users to access their data from any device, including mobile devices.
Cloud GIS is used in a variety of industries, including government, utilities, and transportation. It is also used for a range of applications, such as mapping, analytics, and asset management.
Some companies in the Cloud GIS market include Esri, Google, Microsoft, Oracle, and Amazon Web Services. Show Less Read more
