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Groton Electric implements “smart maps” with trace flow and load analysis using mPower Integrator |
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Groton, MA -- Mar. 2011 -- In November of 2010, Kevin Kelly, General Manager of Groton Electric, selected mPower Innovations to help him quickly and cost effectively achieve full connectivity and trace flow functionality on his mapping system. Upon completion of this initiative, Mr. Kelly purchased mPower Integrator, the company’s GIS Integration Software. Less than two months after purchasing Integrator, Groton had implemented a browser-based, intelligent asset management system that integrated their maps with their Automatic Metering and Customer Billing Systems, enhancing the utility’s ability to respond quickly to outages and proactively manage its infrastructure.
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Mclean Electric Cooperative Chooses mPower for Map Cleanup Project |
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Garrison, ND -- Feb. 2011 -- McLean Electric Cooperative has chosen mPower Innovations for completion of their map cleanup project. In doing so, McLean Electric Cooperative continues to be proactive in seeking out and implementing innovative technologies that help them to keep costs low and better serve the needs of their members.
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Owatonna Public Utilities Select mPower for GPS Data Collection Project |
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Owatonna, MN -- Jan. 2011 -- Owatonna Public Utilities has selected mPower Innovations for its GPS data collection project on its natural gas infrastructure. Owatonna Public Utilities is a community-owned, not-for-profit water, electric and natural gas supplier to the Owatonna, MN area.
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Gull Lake Sewer & Water Authority Selects mPower Integrator for GIS Development |
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Richland, MI -- Jan. 2011 -- Gull Lake Sewer and Water Authority has selected mPower Integrator for the development of its Enterprise GIS. Initial discussions with GLSWA centered around GPS hardware and data collection to bring additional attribute information into their existing Esri maps that were created and maintained by the engineering firm of Prein & Newhof.
After an initial onsite review and discussion mPower determined that data and information in their Springbrook CIS system, asset and condition databases, coupled with other available county and township GIS layers, would be sufficient to build the GIS without the need for a data collection project.
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