CISDI Group and Esri China Information Technology Co. are joining forces.

The Chinese giants recently signed a strategic partnership agreement at a ceremony at CISDI HQ in Chongqing.

The contract will lead to a pooling of knowledge and skills in technological innovation and flow manufacturing products and processes.

Mr Ning He, head of Esri, emphasised his company’s determination to be innovative, user-centric and research-driven and its commitment to working with CISDI: “Our partnership will synergise our mutual strengths to create total solutions for customers seeking systematic, economic, sustainable and versatile competitiveness.”

Xuewen Xiao, head of CISDI, commented: “CISDI’s metallurgical achievements over more than 60 years have been empowered by its advances in intelligence and information tech.

“Esri’s GIS specialisms, developed over three decades in China, deliver bespoke, tangible results. Our partnership will be mutually beneficial and will reinforce each other’s fortes.

“Long-term and sustainable consolidation will ensure our collaborative innovations in GIS-based total solutions better serve the industrial eco-chain.”

The strategic partnership agreement is signed between CISDI and Esri China at CISDI HQ

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Esri, the global market leader in GIS, has been helping customers get results since 1969. Its locally-owned software companies across the world have decades of regional experience and deep expertise in local issues.

As a world-leading GIS-based service provider, Esri has been present in China for over three decades, making it the trusted leader in location intelligence across the region.

Its GIS platform research, sales, technical support and business solutions help customers of various sectors solve difficult problems by deeply understanding their challenges and opportunities and working together toward viable solutions.

Eris has become an important GIS product and service supplier in China, helping Chinese enterprises expand their digital transformation and innovation in public and commercial spaces.