What is the Utility Network?
The Utility Network supports the management, maintenance and analysis of increasingly complex networks to better represent assets as they are managed and operated in the field. It creates an information layer to provide a scalable foundation to model all your utility assets safely and efficiently. Additionally, the UN supports the seamless sharing of that content throughout the entire ArcGIS platform, creating opportunities for streamlining business workflows that likely touch your entire operational workforce.
Key Benefits of Utility Network
The Canadian electricity sector is likely facing a period of sustained capital investment of about $20 billion per year for 20 years — for a total required investment of approximately $400 billion.
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Utility Network Strategic Consulting Services
To ensure your organization enjoys a smooth transition to the Utility Network, Esri Canada’s Industry Consultants work with you to develop a plan tailored to your technical and business needs. We provide a strategic assessment of your existing network management processes, a comprehensive analysis of your current data structure and quality, ensure authorized training is planned, and provide access to dedicated experts and a low risk, managed learning environment.
Service Options
Implementing the Utility Network has helped us improve the integrity and accessibility of our utility network data...It provides an authoritative view of our assets to everyone across our utility, allowing for greater collaboration and efficiencies in our daily operations and supporting regulatory compliance.
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Utility Network Pilot Program
Identify your requirements to transition to the UN in a sandbox environment.
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ArcGIS Courses for Utilities
Enable your GIS teams to deploy the modern utility network.
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Prepaid Training Program
Easily provide training to your team throughout the year.
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