What infrastructure? What infrastructure? • Road and streets Road and streets • Asset/Property Asset/Property – Land/plots Land/plots – residential and residential and – comm. Buildings , etc. comm. Buildings , etc. • Utilities Utilities – Gas Gas – Electric Electric – Telecom Telecom – Water Network Water Network – Sewerage network Sewerage network • Solid Waste Sites Solid Waste Sites • Facilities Facilities – Parks, Parks, – Play grounds, Play grounds, – Auditorium, Auditorium, – hospitals, and hospitals, and – hotels etc. hotels etc.
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What infrastructure?What infrastructure?• Road and streetsRoad and streets• Asset/Property Asset/Property
– Land/plots Land/plots – residential and residential and – comm. Buildings , etc.comm. Buildings , etc.
• Utilities Utilities – Gas Gas – ElectricElectric– TelecomTelecom– Water NetworkWater Network– Sewerage networkSewerage network
• Solid Waste SitesSolid Waste Sites• Facilities Facilities
– Parks, Parks, – Play grounds, Play grounds, – Auditorium, Auditorium, – hospitals, andhospitals, and– hotels etc.hotels etc.
Key ChallengesKey Challenges
• Controlling of work progress cost-wise and Controlling of work progress cost-wise and vendor-wise etc.vendor-wise etc.
• Monitoring of Project process physicallyMonitoring of Project process physically• Maintenance of assets after constructionMaintenance of assets after construction• Conflict management for various utilities during Conflict management for various utilities during
or before construction/ planning phaseor before construction/ planning phase• Management and Maintenance of the record Management and Maintenance of the record
dataset individually with different vendorsdataset individually with different vendors
Big Ticket ItemsBig Ticket Items
• Employee costEmployee cost– Straight time, Overtime, ContractorStraight time, Overtime, Contractor
• MaterialMaterial– Capital – large itemsCapital – large items– Maintenance and Repair MaterialMaintenance and Repair Material
• LogisticsLogistics– Fleet ManagementFleet Management– Supply ChainSupply Chain
• Capital Carrying CostsCapital Carrying Costs
Big Payoff ProcessesBig Payoff Processes
• Construction Construction • Maintenance and InspectionMaintenance and Inspection• Engineering and DesignEngineering and Design• RestorationRestoration• Vegetation ManagementVegetation Management• LogisticsLogistics
• Planning and Designing (Decision Support System)Planning and Designing (Decision Support System)• Construction and MonitoringConstruction and Monitoring• Customer Service - ValueCustomer Service - Value• Cost ManagementCost Management• EfficiencyEfficiency• Surveillance and SecuritySurveillance and Security• Disaster managementDisaster management
What role GIS can play?What role GIS can play?
The Geographic Approach to BusinessThe Geographic Approach to Business
Simulation/ Evaluation
Predictive Model
PredictiveForecast
DemographicData
SiteCharacteristics
Markets and Territories
Customer Preferences
Performanceand Sales Data
CompetitorData
Comparative Performance
NeighborhoodPotential Profile
Customer & MktSegmentation
Site & Market Quality (KPIs)
Integrating GIS into the analytical frameworkIntegrating GIS into the analytical framework
Qualative
Comparative
Predictive
Descriptive
Quantatative
Analysis TypeAnalysis Type
Data Types and Business ActivityData Types and Business Activity
What Are The BenefitsWhat Are The Benefits
• TangibleTangible Physical job qualityPhysical job quality AccuracyAccuracy ConsistencyConsistency CompletenessCompleteness CurrencyCurrency TimelinessTimeliness Productivity gainsProductivity gains Data management and miningData management and mining
• Not So TangibleNot So Tangible Logical job qualityLogical job quality Process efficiencyProcess efficiency Asset managementAsset management Optimized investmentsOptimized investments Customer careCustomer care Competitive positionCompetitive position Image in the marketplaceImage in the marketplace Reengineering opportunitiesReengineering opportunities
An Enterprise SolutionAn Enterprise Solution
Customer Service
Accounting
Marketing
Engineering
Construction
Maintenance
Operations
Job ClosingJob ClosingDivisionDivision
ofofRevenueRevenue
RegulatoryRegulatoryTaxationTaxationAnnexationAnnexation
PlanningPlanning
ReconciliationReconciliation
ForecastingForecastingMarketMarketAnalysisAnalysis
AccountingAccountingStatusStatus
CompletionCompletionNotificationNotificationInstallationInstallationDispatchDispatch
ServiceServiceOrderOrder
ProcessingProcessing
ServiceServiceProvisioningProvisioning
ModelModelManagementManagement
WorkWorkPackagePackage
EngineeringEngineeringDesign &Design &AnalysisAnalysis
DataDataCollection &Collection &AssimilationAssimilation
CompletionCompletionNotificationNotification
Post-InspectionPost-Inspection& As-Built& As-BuiltReportingReporting
ConstructionConstructionPre-Pre-InspectionInspection
CompletionCompletionNotificationNotificationReportingReportingMaintenanceMaintenanceDispatchDispatch
MaintenanceMaintenanceWorkWorkOrderOrder
FacilityFacilityAssessmentAssessment
NetworkNetworkOperationsOperations
OutageOutageManagementManagement
PlanningPlanning
Job ClosingDivision
ofRevenue
RegulatoryTaxationAnnexationReconciliation
PlanningForecastingMarketAnalysis
Accounting Status
CompletionNotification
InstallationDispatchServiceOrder
ProcessingService
Provisioning
ModelManagement
WorkPackage
EngineeringDesign &Analysis
DataCollection &Assimilation
Planning
ModelManagement
CompletionNotification
WorkPackage
EngineeringDesign &Analysis
CompletionNotification
ReportingMaintenanceDispatchMaintenance
WorkOrder
FacilityAssessment
EngineeringDesign &Analysis
DataCollection &Assimilation
Asset ManagementEquipment IDAccount depreciation
Real EstateParcelBuilding
Utilization
LogisticsInventory IDRouting
MaintenanceWork orderEquipment history
Environmental HealthAnd SafetySourceMaterial TypeReporting
CRM/Call CenterIncident Management
Incident #Incident Type
ProjectsWBS #Network
Tabular Information
Spatial Reference
Spatial Reference
Spatial Reference
Spatial Reference
Spatial Reference
SpatialReference
Spatial Reference
A Geospatial Enabled ICT ScenarioA Geospatial Enabled ICT Scenario
Server GIS
Enterprise wide GIS enables you to get informationEnterprise wide GIS enables you to get informationwherever you need it . . .wherever you need it . . .
Field CrewsField CrewsAnalystsAnalysts
PublicPublic Command CenterCommand Center
Government OfficesGovernment Offices
PlanPlan
AnalyzeAnalyze
MeasureMeasure
ObserveObserve
DesignDesign
Compartmentalization in Design Processes and Tools Compartmentalization in Design Processes and Tools
BuildBuild
DB ManagementDB Management
GIS CAD
RDBMS
Speedy TransactionSpeedy Transaction
Facility managementFacility management
Answer: The Enterprise GIS Advantages…
Large User BaseLarge User Base
Cost EffectiveCost Effective
Information Information dissemination systemdissemination system
SecuritySecurity
•MarketingMarketing Efficient & Effective Marketing Tool…
The Enterprise GIS Advantage…
EnvironmentEnvironment
Approach-Approach-abilityability
MarketingMarketing
InformativeInformative
AffordabilityAffordability
Internet GIS contributes in a Major way in factors affecting Internet GIS contributes in a Major way in factors affecting Infrastructure planning & management :Infrastructure planning & management :•Approachability:Approachability: Provides details for approaching the area.
•Informative:Informative: Dissemination of information pictorially about the infrastructure
•AffordabilityAffordability Value for Money. No separate installation of software anywhere except at server site•Environment Environment Detailed knowledge of the place in question .
Quintessence ThemesQuintessence Themes
Key inputs to enterprise GIS solutionKey inputs to enterprise GIS solution• Collaboration with different stakeholdersCollaboration with different stakeholders• Consolidation of dataConsolidation of data• Understanding of Business requirementUnderstanding of Business requirement• Services Oriented Architecture – (SOA)Services Oriented Architecture – (SOA)• Data Portals/RepositoriesData Portals/Repositories• Common Operating Picture/TemplatesCommon Operating Picture/Templates
Complimentary Systems to GISComplimentary Systems to GIS• Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)• Customer Resource Management (CRM)Customer Resource Management (CRM)• Document Management (MIS)Document Management (MIS)• Records/ Database Management (RDBMS)Records/ Database Management (RDBMS)
Interoperability:Interoperability:• Interoperability redefinedInteroperability redefined
– Leverage GIS data management and GIS tools and Leverage GIS data management and GIS tools and consume results in CAD through Server connectionsconsume results in CAD through Server connections
• Overcomes the differences between GIS and CAD data Overcomes the differences between GIS and CAD data structuresstructures
• Deliver to CAD users a no-cost connection to GIS enterprise Deliver to CAD users a no-cost connection to GIS enterprise data (huge benefit, tiny effort)data (huge benefit, tiny effort)
• Direct benefits of published GIS analysis and georeferenced Direct benefits of published GIS analysis and georeferenced cartographic work products from CAD editing environment – cartographic work products from CAD editing environment – context & reference without complexity of translationcontext & reference without complexity of translation
• Open access to ArcGIS ServerOpen access to ArcGIS Server
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SummarySummary
• Business professionals are important users whose needs will Business professionals are important users whose needs will strongly influence the GIS implementationsstrongly influence the GIS implementations
• Workflow focused, enterprise GIS overcomes information silos Workflow focused, enterprise GIS overcomes information silos and complies with IT standards and complies with IT standards
• GIS enables better, more profitable, responsive and productive GIS enables better, more profitable, responsive and productive collaboration by distributing the collaboration by distributing the analysts expertiseanalysts expertise to to decision decision makersmakers who use it to take who use it to take actionaction
• GIS will invigorate an existing IT stack and deliver significant ROI GIS will invigorate an existing IT stack and deliver significant ROI when deployed with strategic visionwhen deployed with strategic vision
GIS in InfrastructureGIS in Infrastructure
Planning andPlanning and DesigningDesigning
Project Project MonitoringMonitoring
TransportTransportNetworkNetwork
Property Property Management Management
Utility Utility ManagementManagement
Solid Waste Solid Waste ManagementManagement
Operations,Operations,Surveillances Surveillances and Securityand Security
Return on Return on InvestmentInvestment
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Planning
Design
Construction
Operations
Maintenance
ProposedProposedSolution Solution
GISGIS
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