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IBM Chief Sustainability Officer
Thanks for signing up – your trial registration is now complete! You will now be able to explore the features and benefits of the IBM Environmental Intelligence. Proactively plan and manage the economic impact of severe weather and climate change events; built on the world’s most accurate weather data.
If you need any help or have any questions, you can contact me directly at christina.shim@ibm.com.
Thanks again and all the best,
Christina Shim
Frequently asked questions
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As part of the 30-day trial, you can explore the benefits and features of IBM Environmental Intelligence through the step-by-step tour that shows how an operations manager can proactively handle the impact of the environment on their operations with environmental data services:
- Exploring layers and overlays (maps, radar, satellite)
- Viewing locations/assets on the map/dashboard view
- Dashboard alerts/summary page
In the trial, you can learn how to optimize maintenance and operations practices with environmental insights and how to empower your teams with a consolidated view of environmental risks to your business.
IBM Environmental Intelligence, in addition to its dashboard visualizations, weather notifications and ability to monitor your operational sites, includes access to the weather APIs. Trial access to the weather APIs is available from within the guided tours. These weather APIs include:
- Aggregate Forecasts
- Current conditions
- Aggregate Historical Data
- Location Services
The trial is free.
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Yes, we’re going to be adding new features or experiences.
The trial is available only in English.
No, this is read-only user access. If you’d like a closer, more personalized look at IBM Environmental Intelligence, schedule a consultation.
Your username and password are emailed to you at the start of the trial. The email is typically sent up to two hours after you submit the access request. Your password expires after 30 days.
We recommend that they request access to the trial separately so that they can have full 30-day access.
As a software as a service (SaaS) product, IBM Environmental Intelligence and the trial run on your internet browser. You don’t download any software.
The trial length is limited to 30 days. To continue exploring after 30 days, you can request access to the trial again, or you can book a consultation.
Trial will automatically expire after 30 days. No action is needed.
Normally, the access provisioning process takes less than five minutes and you will receive an email when it's complete. Be sure to check your email junk folder in case the notification email lands there.
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