The vast majority of cloud GIS decisions are made on the basis of licensing cost. Then the integrations fail.
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Utility Network migration does not require starting the data model from a blank page. A pre-configured design built on utility best practices gets you to the same place with a fixed scope and a fixed timeline.
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AI chat on the map is only as good as the data underneath it.
Ask a question of a network with bad connectivity, missing attributes, or stale as-builts, and you get a confident wrong answer faster than before.
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Learn what it takes to make your Utility Network actually perform and pay off.
Join Chris Sanders on Tuesday, October 27 at 5:30 pm in booth 105 at IMGIS for a live presentation on how to get real value from your Utility Network.
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Two chances to catch David Miller's presentation at IMGIS!
Does migrating to Utility Network feel out of reach? Attend this session!
Tuesday, October 27 at 3:30 PM, Booth 105
Wednesday, October 28 at 12:00 PM, Smoketree C
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Phil Dunn compares on-premises, cloud, and hybrid ArcGIS Enterprise deployments at IMGIS. Real integration impact, not a feature chart.
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Manual switching plans used to take days to update in GIS. With the Utility Network, crews model, validate, and post changes in minutes — a measurable shift in productivity and reliability. Read how they did it: bit.ly/45n3OBY
You’ve completed your Utility Network migration, but performance hasn’t improved.
Go-live is just the beginning. At IMGIS, Chris Sanders will share what it takes to get the most out of your Utility Network.
Tuesday, October 27 at 5:30 PM. Booth 105.
Your operations team has a question about the network. How long before they get an answer?
At IMGIS, Clarke Wiley demos Esri’s ArcGIS Data Explorer live on a sample utility network. Plain language questions. Results on the map, right away.
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Dave DiSera, on why so many utility digital twin projects stall:
"Utilities are pressured to modernize while managing constrained budgets and fragmented data. You can't deliver a return on that investment without alignment across people, process, governance, data, & technology."
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Stop calling data cleanup a project.
Cleanup projects fail to win budget debates, but projects that create assets get funding.
The same project, presented in a different light and funded through a different route.
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Join us tomorrow for a live panel with three utility GIS teams to discuss their migration to Utility Network.
They will be taking questions on cost, timeline, data readiness, internal buy-in, and what changes after go-live.
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Any data that is associated with a physical asset and which produces a verifiable record having a defensible link to capital activity should be included in the capital budget.
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Do we need outside help, or can we handle parts ourselves?
A very common question a utility GIS manager asks before a Utility Network migration.
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