Operations management system

Operations management plays a fundamental role in utility network management by providing the decision-makers and stakeholders involved in day-to-day operations with the ability to consume, share, and analyze geographic data regardless of their technical background. The capability to process and analyze real-time data streaming enhances operational efficiency and supports timely decision-making. As utilities integrate network management with other business systems, having a platform that empowers staff to discover and make decisions based on up-to-date, authoritative data drives bottom-up efficiency and improves organizational operations.

Utilities have complex networks of assets to maintain. Operations management is a key element of successful maintenance and administration. The ability to provide stable, reliable geospatial content and functionality to stakeholders who do not possess significant technical expertise or GIS knowledge enables:

  • Establishment of a common operating picture through which all stakeholders can share an explicit understanding of the current status of their utility system(s)
  • Delivery of real-time access to event specific updates and alerts, such as weather and traffic, that have the potential to impact stakeholders and assets
  • Management of outages, relights, track and trace operations, damage assessments, and similar activities to ensure swift response and recovery

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