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Managing Storm Water SitesSouth Australia uses GIS to find and optimize storm water harvesting sites.ArcNews, Spring 2010 
Metro Water Service GIS Plays Well With OthersMetro Water Service in Nashville implemented an enterprise GIS system that integrated with existing systems throughout the city. [PDF]Water Writes, Winter 2010 
Baton Rouge Steps Up Business Process and Workflow AutomationBaton Rouge Water Company used GIS to streamline their asset management and field maintenance operations. [PDF]Water Writes, Winter 2010 
GIS to the RescueTexas water utility uses GIS to track vehicles and water service orders.—By David Jacobs, Fred Souza & Renee Ramey 
Integration Project Saves a MillionWith GIS, San Antonio Water Systems makes business information available through a single seamless path.ArcUser, Spring 2011
Water, wastewater, and storm water utilities keep track of distribution, collection, and drainage networks as well as related planning and customer care. You may be aware of the benefits of using GIS to manage infrastructure and assets, but did you know these benefits extend to improving planning, customer care, and administrative processes? A GIS provides a common platform for accessing all your business data, updating your network information, integrating work orders, finding customer information, or preparing a report. With You can even take GIS a step farther to keep up with compliance, TV inspection data, and condition ratings obligations. Success StoriesSee how GIS is benefiting other organizations like yours.
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