Epoch Solutions Group is proud to announce we will be exhibiting at one of the biggest electric utility networking conferences of the year, DistribuTECH. DistribuTECH is the leading annual electric power transmission and distribution conference & [...]
Epoch Solutions Group will be attending the 17th Annual Outage and Restoration Management Conference held by Marcus Evans Group. Every year, power outages present new and ongoing challenges that lead to wasted time and lost [...]
Epoch Solutions Group, an industry leader in geospatial software solutions for the utility industry, is pleased to announce the release of EpochSync version 5.0. EpochSync is a powerful, flexible high-performance solution for synchronizing data between [...]
Diabsolut Field Service Management, a leading specialist in Field Service Management implementations and Epoch Solutions Group Inc., experts in mobile mapping, today announced a new partnership. The partnership will combine Diabsolut’s Field Service Management expertise [...]
This past May, at the SSP Illuminate conference, Epoch Solutions Group announced the upcoming release of our EpochField based graphical design solution, EpochField Design. This is in response to the growing need for a modern, [...]
James Street, CTO and Founder of Epoch Solutions Group, discusses the company’s EpochField solution and how it helps utility field crews collect and analyze data for damage assessment.
Epoch Solutions Group Inc. introduced their latest ground breaking mobile application solution for field design at the SSP Innovation's very first conference, iLLUMINATE. iLUMINATE 2017, was held in Englewood Colorado, and had a variety of [...]
With the move away from ArcGIS Desktop towards ArcGIS Pro comes a move away from ArcObjects…but to what? The answer is two-fold…the ArcGIS Pro .NET SDK, and ArcGIS Pro Arcpy! This post examines the ArcGIS [...]
If you’ve worked with ArcGIS data for a while, you’re no doubt familiar with feature datasets. These are an ArcGIS data model construct that allow feature and relationship classes to be logically grouped together. However, [...]
For those of you familiar with ArcObjects, you may have found yourself needing to determine whether or not a particular dataset exists given nothing but the name of the dataset, its expected type, and a [...]
