In this short video,
we are exploring the power of IQGeo's mobile-first software
platform for telecoms and utility infrastructure companies.
Mobile capabilities are critical to improving
operational productivity and collaboration.
Your field service and construction teams must be able to
easily query and view network assets on their mobile devices,
closing the data gap between field and office operations.
We are all familiar with the compelling
benefits of an intuitive Google Maps interface.
You can use your phone to find almost anything you want.
For example,
to search for coffee shops in your area.
The local shops are displayed on a list,
allowing you to visually assess and compare options.
Once you select a shop,
you can immediately access more detailed
location information with pictures and reviews.
You can also get turn-by-turn directions to the selected shop.
This can all be done very quickly and
easily with a simple smartphone interface.
We have all come to expect this level of
performance and engagement with our mobile devices.
And this is exactly what IQGeo is providing with
our mobile-first device-independent architecture.
IQGeo's mobile capabilities are designed specifically
for the telecoms and utilities industries
to support maintenance and construction teams working in the field.
On the edge of your network,
where the action is happening.
With the IQGeo platform,
you can use a very similar search in this electrical example.
But this could just as easily be any telecoms or utility asset.
You start to enter the transformer ID. This is the circuit number.
You'll notice that as you type,
you can quickly find the transformer you're looking for.
The interface takes you directly to the street map location.
You can look at it in a hybrid view and query
all of the available summary information.
This includes links to inspection,
the circuits associated with the upstream device,
and the load on the equipment.
You can view a photo of the asset in question
and see that this transformer needs replacing
based on the inspection information provided.
The interface allows you to open up a street view and see the
transformer in the field with the primaries running down the street.
Just like the coffee shop example,
you can get turn-by-turn directions to the transformer.
In this case, from New York City,
and can immediately see the quickest route.
This is a simple example,
but it demonstrates a very important and powerful point.
A mobile capability that is easy to use by your field
teams and is tightly integrated with your applications,
including your GIS,
is an absolutely critical part of creating a truly digital business.
At IQGeo,
we understand how strategic mobile capabilities are.
That's why the architecture of our platform is mobile,
first and foremost.
We enable greater productivity and increased
collaboration across your entire operational lifecycle.
Visit our website at IQGeo.com to learn
more about our exciting mobile technology.