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We audit your current hardware and software and provide assessment for future growth. User hardware & software assessments / Network performance / Security Audits / GIS application server & storage sizing |
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Then we streamline your data acquisition and geodatabase administration planning. Geodatabase design & tuning / Enterprise geodatabase administration / Data acquisition consulting |
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Next: Integration with data for auto or on-demand reporting solutions. GIS integration with land records / Permitting & inspections / Planning & zoning / School forecasting and redistricting / Records management systems / Automatic vehicle location / MSAG/ALI databases / Emergency notifications systems / Customer information systems / Work management software / SCADA/Telemetry |
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Finally: Dashboards, internet and intranet mapping sites and mobile access to data. Common Operating Picture Dashboards / Incident analysis / Resource allocation / Facility pre-planning and inventory / Internet & intranet web mapping sites / Departmental operations dashboards / Web services design and optimization / Utility manager dashboards / Demand analysis / Customer service performance analysis / Mobile data access |
Agency Spotlight
Consolidated Utility District of Rutherford County
True North developed an ArcGIS Server browser application for use on mobile tablet PCs. CUD field technicians are able to wirelessly access the District’s GIS data as well as current vehicle locations for field crews and work order assignments from customer service. The application replaces ArcReader installations (which required monthly updates to data and maps by GIS staff), provides current data to crews, and links to the mobile service order application which is part of the CUD customer information system. This application was one of the first in the country to use the Flex API for ArcGIS Server 9.3 and is featured in the April 2009 edition of Water & Wastes Digest.
Located in Mufreesboro, Tennessee, CUD is the largest water utility district in the state, approaching 50,000 services.
For more information on this project: Live Data in the Field
