Utilities
Data variability in structure and geometry must integrate successfully
New digital technologies, changing customer expectations and increased interest in distributed renewal generation are contributing to a utilities world that is more competitive, challenging and complex than ever before.
Utilities work with a range of data systems, from legacy databases, through to data collected in the field. The data variability in structure and geometry must integrate successfully if it is to support such functions as; asset management, distribution network maintenance, design and planning, outage handling, data sharing and collaboration with internal and external stakeholders.