The once common saying “GIS is a fast-growing field” is quickly becoming outdated. It’s now widely apparent that utilizing advanced Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology to represent spatial data is vastly superior to the once-mighty...

The southern Piedmont region of the United States, nestled between the Appalachian Mountains and the eastern coastline, is one of the fastest growing regions in the country. The ongoing development boom and steady population influx...

There is a lot to keep track of in the City of Carmel, Indiana, where the population is 100,000 and rapidly growing. With the help of a Nearmap integration—along with Cityworks and ArcGIS—the city has...

There has been renewed interest in infrastructure on Capitol Hill. A handful of new bills and packages aim to increase funding for infrastructural improvements in the U.S., ranging from water and wastewater to roads and...

At Cityworks, we believe that well-maintained assets and infrastructure can help create sustainable communities and protect our environment. Here are some ways that our clients are using Cityworks and ArcGIS to ensure that their communities...

The City of Escondido, California, has been on a growth trajectory, having tripled the typical rate of development in the past few years. And with new development comes an increased demand on water supply. That’s...

At the September Cityworks ConvergeTM User Summit, Joel Griffin, senior GIS analyst for HDR Inc., explained how San Juan Water District underwent a modernization transformation in implementing an organization-wide GIS program using Esri's ArcGIS Utility Network...

Water loss audits are vital for any water utility. By applying a customized Cityworks solution, the City of Denton, Texas, was able to achieve more accurate reporting with improved calculations and better data. The City...

With the cooler weather comes some cool webinars and virtual events! Here are five that you won't want to miss this month. October 5–9 WEFTEC WEFTEC is the world’s most comprehensive gathering of water quality...

Since 1956, Otay Water District in Southern California has been a water, recycled water, and sewer service provider. Purchasing potable water from the San Diego County Water Authority or the Helix Water District, the imported...