GIS Provides a Foundation for Your Work

Maps have always been essential to understanding and improving the delivery of safe drinking water and reliable sewer and stormwater services. Advances in mobile technology allow digital mapping to be quickly deployed, improving efficiency of workflows. Despite these advances, utilities continue to rely on paper maps and out-of-date information. This reliance makes it more difficult to overcome common industry challenges. 

The benefits of digital transformation are well-known-- reduced operation costs, data driven management decisions, attaining regulatory compliance, and more satisfied customers. Transform how you work by enabling digital maps and information shared anywhere, anytime, and on any device.

Learn how ArcGIS supports asset management in the latest eBook, Modernizing Asset Management. 

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Collect Data

Start mapping your system by collecting data in the field. Easy-to-use applications help you to build a map and populate your asset registry while supporting workflow efficiency.

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Mobile and Interoperable

ArcGIS brings network functionality to any device, anytime, anywhere for complete operational awareness. Data collection tools for the field improve asset inspections. Share the immediate state of assets with stakeholders across the organization.

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Gain Operational Awareness

Configurable dashboards provide a common view for field crews, office staff and managers. Manage and track the status of maintenance activities, system outages, and ongoing projects. Create a digital future with modeling, analytics, and data access.

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USER STORY

ORWA: Supporting Members with Digital Mapping

Ohio Rural Water Association assists Ohio's public water systems in complying with new requirements for implementing asset management programs.

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Learn how Esri supports small and rural water systems