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Graphic Job Design & Estimating
Enspiria has extensive experience integrating graphic job design tools with the various engineering design systems: GIS, WMS, financial management system (FMS), material management system (MMS) and plant accounting system (PAS).
There are multiple stages in the job design and estimating workflow that are supported by graphic design and GIS: job initiation, design, approval, construction, as-built evaluation, and batch merge and post. A good graphic job design tool should support an automated as-built process. Enspiria has in-depth experience with various graphic job design tools and can help you with the selection, planning, design, integration and implementation.
Working with our clients, we ensure the end-to-end solution is both robust and flexible in order to support the unique structure, workflow processes and tasks within an organization. The solutions we build enable round-trip engineering allowing both office and field design and estimating.
Location Analysis
In today's highly competitive cable market, being able to locate prospective customers is crucial to the success of a cable service provider. The location of potential customers affects many decisions, including infrastructure investments, marketing efforts and determining whether service can be provided to a service opportunity.
Integration means not only integrating disparate IT systems, it also means combining together useful information to facilitate location analysis - information including demographic data, market analyses, service territories, regulatory boundaries and other key components with cable infrastructure locations to determine the best opportunities for growth and expansion of the customer base and for targeting marketing expenditures.
Enspiria provides the expertise to help cable service providers tailor a location analysis program for targeted customer growth. Key phases include:
- Identifying potential data resouces to suppport the program.
- Determining data availability, including address aand plant data.
- Clarifying data gaps requiring acquisiton and managing the data.
- Constructing a realistic location analysis model based on sound business principles.
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