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Complying with constantly changing regulations is a common challenge for utilities. For many organizations, data integration is becoming a standard way to solve the challenges laid out by ever-changing rules that govern their businesses.

Although the two solutions aren’t alike in their data integration approaches, there are a few key similarities between the two platforms. There are also fundamental differences.

While geospatial data is necessary for many innovations, none of them would be possible without the use of data integration tools to keep that data synchronized, organized, and healthy between systems.

Maximo Manage 8 probably isn’t going to drastically change the way you use Maximo, but it will make the process more enjoyable. Learn what changes in this new Maximo update.

Learn how the Geonexus Integration Platform enhances workflows such as asset tagging, inspection and maintenance tracking, and leak detection.

To avoid running into issues during the move to the UN, integration solutions like the Geonexus Integration Platform can be used to synchronize data between the GN and UN.

97% of IT and GIS professionals experience burnout thanks to the repetitive nature of their job. Integration can help lower that number through process automation and more.

It’s notoriously difficult for large utilities to innovate in-house for various reasons. Off-the-shelf software can help bring innovation back to the utility industry.

Increased renewable adoption means the electrification of fossil fuel-dominated necessities like vehicles and heating is more enticing, but the increase in energy consumption is going to bring some new challenges to the table.