A geographic information system (GIS) is a set of tools used to interpret geospatial data using analytical tools. It integrates software, data, and services for processing data. A GIS digitizes the geospatial data received from data-capturing devices and processes it using analytics to provide the desired output. Sectors such as transportation, government, natural resources, military, utilities, and telecommunications are the major end-users of GIS solutions. Its trending applications include disaster management, viewing digital maps, finding location details, and designing facilities (including the 3D mapping of structures and locations). End-users across various industries rely on GIS solutions to enhance their decision-making ability, productivity, and security standards.