Category: Technology
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ADMS’s Need for Zero Data Latency
Utilities should strive for zero data latency to reach the full benefits from a model-driven ADMS.
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Supporting DIMP with ArcGIS: Part Two of Two
Leverage Esri's data exploration tools in ArcGIS Insights for enhanced gas leak analyses and an enriched DIMP.
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Data Project Transparency and Improvement with Power BI
Learn how your utility can harness Power BI to ensure continuous improvements across your data projects and business.
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GIS Data Governance for Improved ADMS Results
Providing quality data, including from the GIS, is essential to support each ADMS application and integration and in many cases is required.
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UVM Bid Process Overhaul and the Digital Utility
A key missing component in veg management is bid process automation. Learn how to achieve end-to-end digital transformation by starting with the bid process.
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Ordering of ADMS Applications by Functionality, Value, and Technical Dependencies for Optimal Deployment
To optimally deploy the full suite of ADMS applications, the applications should be ordered into dependent business releases based on priority.
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“20” Must-Ask Questions that’ll Streamline your Mobility Ecosystem
Read our top “20” must-ask questions that’ll help streamline mobility initiatives at your company with the goal of developing an enterprise mobility ecosystem.
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Laying the Groundwork for a Successful Aerial Methane Mapping Program
Learn about SoCalGas’s Aerial Methane Mapping program and the key considerations for establishing a similar program at your utility.
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Why a Well-integrated OMS is Crucial to Reliability of Today’s Energy Utility
See where your utility falls within the 'automation evolution' and what it can do, now or in the future, to reduce outages and increase reliability overall.
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Advances in GIS and IT Platforms Providing More Effective Vegetation Management Solutions for Utility Companies
GIS software advances and other streamlined software solutions are enabling higher efficiency and accuracy in mitigating vegetation encroachment risks.