Utilities are facing rapid electrification, extreme weather, aging infrastructure, and a shrinking workforce. These pressures make it essential for utilities to modernize operations, strengthen resiliency, and adopt technologies that support faster decision-making and more reliable power delivery.
Grid resilience starts with improving asset visibility, digitizing field workflows, investing in modern grid technologies, and creating flexible systems that adapt to demand fluctuations, climate impacts, and distributed energy resources.
Digital tools improve real-time situational awareness, streamline field operations, accelerate outage response, and unify asset data across systems, giving utilities insight to plan proactively and operate more efficiently.
A shrinking skilled labor pool makes it critical to equip utility field crews with intuitive mobile tools, automated workflows, and accurate GIS data, enabling them to complete more work safely with fewer resources.
GIS creates a single view of field assets, enabling utilities to assess conditions, prioritize repairs, and respond quickly to disruptions. This spatial intelligence is essential for modernizing aging infrastructure and planning for future growth.
