The future for Utilities Jon Gregson and Dhruva Rajan
The Future for Utilities
Nov 18, 2014
At Esri UK Annual Conference 2014
The ArcGIS Platform continues to evolve and represents a key technology pillar for a large number of utilities across water, gas, electric and telecoms. In this session we will outline the Esri roadmap for utilities highlighting the latest functionality and how this can bring benefits to your organisation to improve customer service, operational efficiency, asset management and sustainability.
The ArcGIS Platform continues to evolve and represents a key technology pillar for a large number of utilities across water, gas, electric and telecoms. In this session we will outline the Esri roadmap for utilities highlighting the latest functionality and how this can bring benefits to your organisation to improve customer service, operational efficiency, asset management and sustainability.
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The future for Utilities
Jon Gregson and Dhruva Rajan
The Future for UtilitiesReal time Stakeholder & public engagement
Ease of use & access Location analytics
DemoDemo
What’s Next for Utilities?
Requirements we have collected
• General Asset Management
- “Don’t let us make mistakes”
- Smart Grid makes quality data more important
- Simplified workflows
- Better performing workflows/tools
Your input is driving our work:
(EGUG feedback, ideas.arcgis.com, etc.)
• Network Modeling
- Improved transaction management
- Changing status without editing
- Better output/extraction options
- Tracing between network (transmission to distribution)
- More connectivity options (Z support, connectivity without coincidence)
- Support for contained features (underground, inside plant, complex junctions)
- Better support for networks across entire ArcGIS stack
Your input is driving our work:
(EGUG feedback, ideas.arcgis.com, etc.)
What’s Next for Utilities?
Requirements we have collected
Q and A
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