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Building a Modern Utility GIS Foundation
  • Wednesday, Oct 283:15 PM - 4:15 PM PDT
    (10:15 PM - 11:15 PM GMT)
    Catalina | Renaissance

Modern utility operations depend on trusted, connected GIS data. Learn how organizations are replacing legacy systems, consolidating disconnected data, and modernizing their GIS foundation to support enterprise asset management, Utility Network, and field operations. Hear practical lessons on data readiness, migration strategies, and creating a single source of truth for long-term operational success.

Presentations

  • How the City of Pasadena Replaced 38 Systems with a Unified Platform
    Pasadena Water and Power consolidated 38 legacy systems — software, spreadsheets, and paper — into one platform for asset and work management across water and electric operations. With Esri GIS as the system's spatial foundation, crews now locate, inspect, and update assets from a live map instead of paper records and disconnected tools, closing the gap between the field and office. We'll share how a municipal utility overcame fragmented operations and a retiring workforce, and leave with practical lessons on legacy consolidation, field efficiency, and breaking down silos between departments.

    , Pasadena Water and Power, City of Pasadena

    , Pasadena Water and Power, City of Pasadena

  • Mid-Project Check-In: Lessons Learned from a Large-Scale Migration to the UN
    Southern Company’s journey to a next-generation network management platform requires trusted data, a proven migration strategy, and continuous improvement. Join Southern Company and RAMTeCH as they provide a mid-project update and review of Southern Company’s UN data migration. Topics will include assessing the data readiness, alignment of three operating companies to a common utility network schema, the challenges of bringing together key project SMEs and stakeholders, and significant lessons identified early in the project.

    , RAMTeCH

    , Southern Company

    , RAMTeCH Software Solutions, Inc.

Session Type: User Presentations
Session Level: All Attendees
Access Type: In-Person, Recorded
Topic: Network Management
Industry: Electric