Service Offerings
- Asset management
- Data interoperability
- Enterprise GIS consulting
- Geospatial analytics
- Site/route selection
- Utility network model advising
You gather, manage and maintain an ever-growing repository of data. Much of that data can be tied to a location — whether it’s an address, a physical asset or a set of coordinates. A tremendous amount of value can be unlocked by solving the challenge that comes from understanding the data findings and how to effectively use and apply the information across your organization.
Organizations benefit greatly from harnessing spatial data to inform decision-making. Combining your Geographic Information Systems (GIS) data with other spatial and nonspatial data helps to analyze problems in new ways. Data collected and analyzed today can solve a broad range of problems. Some examples include:
- Selecting the right location to place electric vehicle infrastructure.
- Zeroing in on how and where to spend limited resources to rehabilitate and maintain aging infrastructure.
- Providing expedient and efficient response to natural disasters.
- Powering today’s mobile workforce with location-aware applications.
- Managing assets across your office building or campus to plan maintenance and quickly respond to service needs.
- Communicating large amounts of complex data clearly with broad audiences.
- Project planning
- Software installation and configuration
- Data modeling
- Data collection and editing
- Custom application development
- Third-party software systems integration
- Complex analysis and data science
- Effective communication and collaboration with key decision-makers
As required by a new Florida statute, Tampa Electric Company (TECO) needed to provide a 10-year storm protection plan. A list of projects and their calculated benefits was developed in alignment with the statute using an innovative analysis tool to establish overall budget levels and prioritize projects to provide the maximum benefit to customers.
The world’s electrical needs are evolving — the electric distribution grid must evolve with them. Entergy is using a bold new holistic planning process to jump-start this transformation.
Thermal surveys of the walls of a 200-foot-tall liquefied natural gas (LNG) tank can be challenging. Traditional thermal detection methods are costly, time-consuming and potentially dangerous. By using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) instead, thermal LNG tank inspections can be conducted safely and efficiently, while collecting more and better data.
