ArcGIS offers solutions to meet many small and rural utility challenges including aging infrastructure, asset management, water loss, and an aging workforce.
To help small and midsize organizations address these challenges, Esri offers a comprehensive package designed to give your organization the software it needs to deploy the ArcGIS system with a fixed annual price based on the size of your organization. The Small Utility Enterprise Agreement (SUEA) will provide the necessary GIS software to build a scalable system that aligns with your business objective while optimizing your technology budget.
The SUEA gives you access to all the GIS capabilities necessary to digitally transform your organization. Improve decision-making through better data capture, access to information in the field, greater collaboration and awareness in the office, and standardized analysis and reporting.
The SUEA gives you access to more than just software. Included are complimentary passes to the Esri User Conference; discounts on training; and a 50 percent discount on most additional ArcGIS licensing, if needed.
The SUEA gives you access to the Esri Advantage Program, designed for small and midsize utilities. The Advantage Program will provide you with a dedicated technical adviser who will help you strategize, implement, and evolve your GIS program.
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Green Valley Water relied on institutional knowledge and paper to manage workflows. It turned to ArcGIS to secure the future.
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Padre Dam Municipal Water District has a one-stop shop for its GIS maps, apps, and data to break down silos and provide access to information.
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Sammamish Plateau Water District used ArcGIS to digitally enable the process for performing water main shutdowns, benefiting staff and customers.
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The San Juan Water District staff transformed their utility by modernizing network management and implementing an enterprise GIS.
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Rockett Special Utility District replaced paper maps and manual workflows with a modern, real-time, field-to-office mapping system.
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White House Utility District staff use the ArcGIS system as a cornerstone to get all the information they need on a daily, monthly, and yearly basis.
