I'm Hallie Childress,
I'm an electrical engineer at Bolivar Energy Authority.
So we have actually deployed the software across our whole company.
Every department has access from the CEO down.
We have actually just implemented the
software with some contractors recently.
And as soon as we showed it to them,
they were just amazed at how easy it was to access the
information they needed on the fly without having to call us.
I think if I took the IQGeo software and I would have to do it, I would have to do it.
We're just going to get the software
away from our employees and contractors.
It'd probably be a fight that they're so used
to using it in their day-to-day operations.
The first implementation we had was with lights.
And so we saw the immediate need of saving a truck roll or a multiple
truck roll for lights or right-of-way items that got called in.
If we could no longer use the software,
it would really set us back,
for lack of better words,
to Stone Age. We're so used to using it every day.
It's one of the first things that everybody
opens when they come in every morning.
And if we took that away,
it just really interrupts the workflow of our whole company.
We have been using the software since 2022. We have expanded throughout our company,
but we continue to see every day how we can use this.
And we would hope to someday get into the workflow
management and anything else that IQGeo presents to us.
IQGeo has become a one-stop shop for Bolivar Energy.
And it really is just a tool that builds a better industry.
