• Ep. 03: Leveraging the Technology Spectrum: From security to project execution

  • Oct 5 2020
  • Length: 44 mins
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Ep. 03: Leveraging the Technology Spectrum: From security to project execution

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  • In episode #3 of “Lessons from Disruption – Navigating the Pandemic and Beyond” we are going to discuss how utilities can deploy a range of technologies in order to keep critical infrastructure projects moving towards completion without jeopardizing the health and safety of workers.

    Supporting Materials:
    - Visualizing Return-to-Work Facility Management Plans - https://hubs.ly/H0vcdzt0
    Geographic information systems (GIS) have been used for years to create, manage and analyze data about roadways, utility infrastructure and parcels of land. More recently, these tools are being used internally to map out indoor spaces, particularly as businesses begin to visualize a safe return to work for employees. Learn more in the blog.

    - Indoor GIS and Facility Management Webinar - https://hubs.ly/H0vcf650
    The importance of GIS in the context of workforce automation, increased need for reliability/resiliency and explosion of IoT demands is crucial. Learn more in the webinar.

    - Steps for Migration to Utility Network Model - https://hubs.ly/H0vcdBs0
    The ArcGIS Utility Network allows utilities to improve operational efficiency and asset utilization while strengthening relationships with regulators and consumers. But migrating to the new model can be challenging. Read the white paper to learn more.
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