Blog - Data Integration

This blog explores how system integration empowers utilities to achieve sustainability goals, improve asset lifecycles, and ensure compliance. Geonexus Integration Platform plays a crucial role in unifying data, streamlining asset management, and automating compliance processes for utilities, ultimately promoting sustainability.

Field work is an integral part of numerous industries, including utilities, telecommunications, oil and gas, and public works. Regardless of industry, field workers are the backbone of restoration operations, and providing them with the right information for the job is not just a convenience—it's a necessity. So, when internal SAP and GIS systems aren't integrated properly, field workers encounter a range of significant challenges that hinder efficiency and overall operations.

In this blog post, we will shed light on the common technical challenges organizations have encountered along their journey of integrating GIS with other leading enterprise systems and how the Geonexus Integration Platform is helping to overcome them.

Geonexus had a major impact at the recent Esri User Conference (UC) 2023, connecting with global geospatial enthusiasts, experts, and tech leaders. This blog post recaps Jack's key messages, the impressive turnout, and insightful discussions with booth visitors.

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.

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.

These days, customers expect more than just reliable service from their utility providers. Behind all these advancements, one important tool has emerged as an innovation enabler: integrated data. 

There’s one thing that’s always shared between every member of a utility: the importance of data quality in their roles.