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Geographic Analysis Improves Management Capabilities

Utility companies have vast physical technology and services that they must monitor, manage, repair, improve and update through engineering. Keeping track of the various layers of work and services they provide to large amounts of customers is a difficult task made easier through the use of mapping and charting. Analyzing effectiveness of services and technological devices must also be done on a regular basis to ensure wise use of money and prime customer service.

GbBIS: A Management Tool

GbBIS is able to take the many layers of utilities information and data and enter it into a GIS , combining it with geographic data, to create maps and charts that display the different data in relation to one another. Utilities can use the maps and GIS to help them monitor systems and maintenance, track regulatory compliance and to analyze distribution, transformer and load aspects. GbBIS allows companies to map who customers are and where they live. This information aids utilities companies in providing the best service to their customers that they can.