EarthDaily Named to Fast Company's Annual List of the World's Most Innovative Companies of 2025
Pioneering geospatial data science earns EarthDaily a Top 10 spot in the Data Science category alongside global industry leaders
VANCOUVER, BC, March 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- EarthDaily has been named a Top 10 innovator in Data Science on Fast Company's prestigious 2025 list of the World's Most Innovative Companies. This recognition highlights EarthDaily's pioneering work in geospatial analytics, demonstrating its ability to transform complex Earth Observation data into solutions for critical global challenges.
'At EarthDaily, we believe that the most powerful and important data science innovations are those that drive real-world impact,' said Don Osborne, CEO of EarthDaily. 'Being recognized by Fast Company as one of the most innovative companies in data science affirms our commitment to using geospatial technology to create a more sustainable, transparent, and safe future.'
EarthDaily's innovation is exemplified by its recent advancements in its mining product suites - Marigold and Iris - focusing on transforming how companies discover resources and safeguard communities. These breakthrough innovations drastically reduce the time, complexity, and cost of deriving strategic recommendations from mountains of data.
Marigold, a no-code, cloud-based exploration platform, now integrates hyperspectral processing, enabling geologists to analyze mineral composition in minutes, significantly reducing exploration timelines and environmental impact. Iris, an InSAR-based ground monitoring application, empowers mining companies to proactively mitigate risks associated with tailings dam failures through real-time ground deformation monitoring. Additionally, the 2024 launch of a web-based platform and intelligent alerting system makes proactive safety monitoring more accessible and impactful than ever before.
Fast Company's 'Most Innovative Companies' list is a highly anticipated annual feature. Editors and writers meticulously review thousands of global submissions from both emerging startups and established industry leaders, creating an extensive guide to modern innovation. According to Fast Company editor-in-chief Brendan Vaughan, the list aims to provide 'a comprehensive look at innovation today and a playbook for the future,' recognizing companies effectively using AI, building strong customer relationships, and introducing new ideas.
As industries navigate safety and digital transformation, EarthDaily is redefining geospatial data science by bridging the gap between complexity and clarity. Fast Company's recognition reinforces EarthDaily's commitment to delivering actionable global intelligence from advanced Earth Observation data for a smarter, more resilient planet.
About EarthDaily Analytics:
EarthDaily Analytics is a global leader in Earth Observation, providing actionable insights and data that empower industries and governments to make informed decisions for a more resilient future. With the launch of its groundbreaking EarthDaily Constellation, the company is revolutionizing how we monitor, understand, and interact with our planet.
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