Utilities
Solutions for Electricity, Water, Gas and Telecommunications
Digitally transforming Utilities with ArcGIS
Technology is evolving at a rapid pace and is changing the way that utilities operate, manage, build and maintain resilient networks.
Esri's ArcGIS platform is at the heart of a complete management system for Utilities that, when combined with dedicated extensions from the Business Partner Community, delivers solutions across Asset Management, Operations Management, Safety and Compliance, Design and Engineering, and Customer Care.
ArcGIS Pro
ArcGIS Pro is Esri’s powerful, single desktop GIS application. Technologically ahead of everything else on the market, ArcGIS Pro supports data visualization, advanced analysis, and authoritative data maintenance in 2D, 3D, and 4D. ArcGIS Pro supports data sharing across a suite of ArcGIS products such as ArcGIS Online and ArcGIS Enterprise through Web GIS. Discover a full spectrum of tools and capabilities within ArcGIS Pro today.
ArcGIS Utility Network
The ArcGIS Utility Network is a comprehensive framework for modeling your network assets in greater detail than ever before. The Utility Network incorporates robust business rules and connectivity logic to accurately represent your network as it is installed above, on, or under the ground
Clearion
Clearion works with leading utility, telecom, gas, and transportation companies across the globe to solve complex operational challenges—and provide highly innovative solutions to aid in the design, construction, and maintenance of utility assets and large-scale infrastructure. Clearion is a Gold Tier member of the Esri Partner Network.
ArcFM
A clear vision of assets at all times is key to maintaining a utility's infrastructure. Schneider Electric’s ArcFM™, a powerful extension of Esri's ArcGIS® platform, provides a graphical, data-rich environment and supports map-centric, intuitive modeling, design, maintenance, and management of facility and land base information for electric, gas, water utilities and telecommunications providers.
Eagle Technology and GBS - Utility Advantage Programme
The Eagle Technology and Geographic Business Solutions (GBS) Utility Advantage Programme is an alliance to deliver the Esri ArcGIS Utility Network solution to New Zealand Utilities.
Eagle's GIS Professional Services team and GBS are each Esri-recognised Utility Network Experts and together they have developed the Utility Advantage Programme specifically for New Zealand Utilities to support a smooth and strategic investment in the Utility Network.
With a need to maintain and deliver better information to customers, regulators, and employees, change is sweeping the utility industry, with Information systems required that can deliver higher performance, more elaborate detail, and greater scalability. The ArcGIS Utility Network provides a new foundation for utility GIS solutions to meet these unique challenges.
Eagle Technology (the official distributor for Esri in New Zealand and the South Pacific) and GBS (Esri Gold Partner) are the gold-standard team of professionals most qualified to deliver on your Utility business needs.
Use Case: WEL Networks
Clearion has leveraged the ArcGIS platform to set up the system specifically designed for vegetation management.
The ArcGIS platform provides mapping capabilities and spatial analysis tools to enable WEL to manage its workflow effectively, to visualise vegetation and analyse potential network vulnerability. The ArcGIS Dashboards allow WEL’s vegetation management team to preview pending work by man-hours and location. It provides a heat map of high-risk trees on the network and allows the team to review work that’s been completed.
Watch the Utilities stream at NZEUC 2020
Use Case: Powerco
Early in 2020, before COVID-19 changed our usual way of doing things, Eagle Technology ran the See What Others Can't Campaign.
We asked you to submit your entries and show the world how you are using GIS to ‘See What Others Can’t’, with the winner to attend the 2020 International User Conference in San Diego. Unfortunately, that conference never took place in a physical sense, but our winner will hopefully attend in 2021.
To see all of the storymaps, click here.
The winning entry, from David Haberkorn and the team at Powerco, is a great use case.