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Data integrity is something we talk about a lot. But what is data integrity, and why should you and your organization care about it? What is Data Integrity? We should probably start with a definition of Data Integrity, so we are all speaking the same language.

What is Enterprise Data Integrity? The definition of enterprise data integrity is the consistency and accuracy of common data across multiple enterprise systems. The key questions being, do you trust your data of critical decision-making?

A few weeks ago at the first-ever virtual Esri User Conference, Jack Dangermond talked about how GIS is “Interconnecting Our World.” This statement has never been truer.

Geonexus was recently awarded the Esri Utility Network Solution Specialty for Electric Utilities. There are several use cases for Geonexus during Utility Network migration projects.

For utilities, the integrity of enterprise data is critical at every level of the organization, and data integration across enterprise systems is vital for boosting data integrity.

GeoNexus is often categorized as an ESB because it provides a platform for system integration. However, this is a common misconception that we look to clarify in today’s blog.

Over the years we have heard from many organizations that their Maximo Spatial is “broken.” There are a variety of reasons that this may be the case. We will review the three most common complaints below, but before we do that it is important to understand what Maximo Spatial is. It is an add-on module in Maximo that is made up of two components.

Geonexus Technologies was recently awarded a contract from Anchorage Water and Wastewater Utility to provide and configure a replacement for their ArcGIS-Maximo Interface Application.