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How Field Integration Fares in the Real World

Published By Powel-MiniMax, Inc

By Corey Maple
Published November 2005
2 Page(s)

The ultimate proof point for any field integration solution is how it fares in a real utility environment. This case study highlights how Énergie NB Power is using technology to manage assets and the entire work flow process to achieve efficiency, data sharing across the enterprise, and integrity of engineering and facilities data, and how to extend accurate field design data to GIS, outage management, and other critical decision support systems.

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