Esri Infrastructure
Esri Infrastructure focuses on the planning, delivery, and operation of assets, networks, projects, and IT systems within organizations to support a modern, sustainable, and resilient future. By leveraging GIS, organizations can model and connect the built, social, and natural worlds. This enables advanced visualizations and analytics across the entire infrastructure lifecycle, helping to foster stronger relationships and more efficient use of resources.
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LMG Streamlines Field Locates with ArcGIS
LMG integrated Subsite UtiliGuard 2 RTK and UtiliView with ArcGIS to capture locate and GPS data in one workflow.
One Company, Two Utilities: Utility Network Assessment
TXNM combined PNM and TNMP GIS's using the ArcGIS Utility Network.
CGS Energy’s ArcGIS Utility Network Sets a Clear Path Forward
CGS Energy emerged from the project with a modern GIS environment designed around the way a contemporary gas utility operates.
Mapping with Greater Precision Where It Matters Most
LCEC implemented Eos GNSS and Esri technology resulting in ease of locating assets.
Greer CPW Protects Critical Knowledge with ArcGIS Utility Network
Greer CPW migrated its natural gas network from a legacy geometric network to the ArcGIS Utility Network
CPKC: Modernizing Track Asset Management with Esri
As the first and only single-line rail network connecting Canada, the U.S., and Mexico, CPKC needed a more scalable way to build and maintain...
REG Begins Its Journey to a Unified Electric Network
REG implemented ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Utility Network, and ArcGIS Field Maps to create a centralized electric network model.
Creating a Business Case for an Imagery Management System at Dominion Energy
Before committing capital to an enterprise imagery platform, Dominion needed three things at once: a business case that would withstand regulator
TenneT Uses 3D GIS to Manage Grid Complexity
TenneT developed a new asset registration system based on ArcGIS Utility Network, going live at the end of last year.