application overview
maintenance management
asset management

Detailed asset inventories, quantifiable condition assessment data, and complete maintenance histories form the foundation of an effective computerized asset and maintenance management system. System integration with Geographic Information Systems (GIS) spatial analysis tools easily enable you to identify trends, locate problem areas, evaluate work progress, and other important operational considerations.

An effective system can function completely independently of a GIS. However, the benefits of using such a system multiply when integrated with a GIS. Any asset associated to a location can be readily incorporated into a GIS. Our powerful and robust database software for infrastructure management provides access to an endless amount of attribute information about your utility system. Combining this information with a GIS allows you to begin to recognize the advantages of thinking and working geographically.

The overriding benefit of integrating with GIS is the incredibly intuitive manner in which GIS can communicate information. A GIS provides the ability to deliver messages with impact to your organization’s decision-makers and stakeholders. Essentially any infrastructure asset that can be geo-referenced (associated to a location) can be readily incorporated into a GIS.