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Hexagon Geospatial has released a GeoMedia data server for SAP HANA, enabling enterprise business and geographic information system (GIS) users to run spatial and non-spatial business applications and processes within the SAP HANA platform. Developed by Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure with support from SAP, the native integration between Hexagon’s GeoMedia and SAP HANA coordinates data and processes across different SAP HANA platforms, helping improve accuracy, reliability and efficiency, which can reduce costs and errors.
The new data server pushes down query and analysis of spatial and business data directly into SAP HANA, enabling direct read/write access at the object and feature level. Through the integration, users can perform spatial queries and advanced analytics, manage spatial relationships and visualize the results for industry-specific uses, providing new opportunities for operational reporting, predictive analytics and more to benefit their businesses. The commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) integration is designed to be faster, easier to implement and more sustainable than integrations built with custom commands and web services. Hexagon joins a growing list of GIS vendors that integrate their offerings natively with SAP HANA.
This integration leverages GeoMedia from the Producer Suite in Hexagon Geospatial’s Power Portfolio of desktop, web and mobile geospatial applications and Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s industry-specific applications for utilities, telecommunications, transportation, public works and other functions.
“Today, many businesses recognize the vital need to incorporate geospatial information into their decision-making processes,” said Mladen Stojic, Hexagon Geospatial president. “By combining our geospatial acumen with the high-performance, advanced data processing and enterprise readiness of SAP HANA, we can support customers in harnessing the flood of information provided by spatial data and help give them the power and flexibility they need to make smart, timely and ultimately, profitable decisions.”
“Our customers want to develop much closer coordination and integration between spatial and non-spatial business systems to streamline work processes, enable automation and gain greater insight,” said Maximilian Weber, senior vice president, EMEA, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “This integration between Hexagon and SAP HANA supports our strategic direction to more closely integrate our solutions within our customers’ wider enterprise information architectures.”
Hexagon Geospatial has released a GeoMedia data server for SAP HANA, enabling enterprise business and geographic information system (GIS) users to run spatial and non-spatial business applications and processes within the SAP HANA platform. Developed by Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure with support from SAP, the native integration between Hexagon’s GeoMedia and SAP HANA coordinates data and processes across different SAP HANA platforms, helping improve accuracy, reliability and efficiency, which can reduce costs and errors.
The new data server pushes down query and analysis of spatial and business data directly into SAP HANA, enabling direct read/write access at the object and feature level. Through the integration, users can perform spatial queries and advanced analytics, manage spatial relationships and visualize the results for industry-specific uses, providing new opportunities for operational reporting, predictive analytics and more to benefit their businesses. The commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) integration is designed to be faster, easier to implement and more sustainable than integrations built with custom commands and web services. Hexagon joins a growing list of GIS vendors that integrate their offerings natively with SAP HANA.
This integration leverages GeoMedia from the Producer Suite in Hexagon Geospatial’s Power Portfolio of desktop, web and mobile geospatial applications and Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s industry-specific applications for utilities, telecommunications, transportation, public works and other functions.
“Today, many businesses recognize the vital need to incorporate geospatial information into their decision-making processes,” said Mladen Stojic, Hexagon Geospatial president. “By combining our geospatial acumen with the high-performance, advanced data processing and enterprise readiness of SAP HANA, we can support customers in harnessing the flood of information provided by spatial data and help give them the power and flexibility they need to make smart, timely and ultimately, profitable decisions.”
“Our customers want to develop much closer coordination and integration between spatial and non-spatial business systems to streamline work processes, enable automation and gain greater insight,” said Maximilian Weber, senior vice president, EMEA, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “This integration between Hexagon and SAP HANA supports our strategic direction to more closely integrate our solutions within our customers’ wider enterprise information architectures.”
Hexagon Geospatial has released a GeoMedia data server for SAP HANA, enabling enterprise business and geographic information system (GIS) users to run spatial and non-spatial business applications and processes within the SAP HANA platform. Developed by Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure with support from SAP, the native integration between Hexagon’s GeoMedia and SAP HANA coordinates data and processes across different SAP HANA platforms, helping improve accuracy, reliability and efficiency, which can reduce costs and errors.
The new data server pushes down query and analysis of spatial and business data directly into SAP HANA, enabling direct read/write access at the object and feature level. Through the integration, users can perform spatial queries and advanced analytics, manage spatial relationships and visualize the results for industry-specific uses, providing new opportunities for operational reporting, predictive analytics and more to benefit their businesses. The commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) integration is designed to be faster, easier to implement and more sustainable than integrations built with custom commands and web services. Hexagon joins a growing list of GIS vendors that integrate their offerings natively with SAP HANA.
This integration leverages GeoMedia from the Producer Suite in Hexagon Geospatial’s Power Portfolio of desktop, web and mobile geospatial applications and Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s industry-specific applications for utilities, telecommunications, transportation, public works and other functions.
“Today, many businesses recognize the vital need to incorporate geospatial information into their decision-making processes,” said Mladen Stojic, Hexagon Geospatial president. “By combining our geospatial acumen with the high-performance, advanced data processing and enterprise readiness of SAP HANA, we can support customers in harnessing the flood of information provided by spatial data and help give them the power and flexibility they need to make smart, timely and ultimately, profitable decisions.”
“Our customers want to develop much closer coordination and integration between spatial and non-spatial business systems to streamline work processes, enable automation and gain greater insight,” said Maximilian Weber, senior vice president, EMEA, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “This integration between Hexagon and SAP HANA supports our strategic direction to more closely integrate our solutions within our customers’ wider enterprise information architectures.”
Při generování výměnného formátu RÚIAN za prosinec 2015 nedošlo, z nepředvídatelných provozních důvodů, k vytvoření souboru pro obec Vlasatice se stavem dat k 31. 12. 2015. Soubor nyní nelze zpětně vytvořit a konzumentům dat výměnného formátu RÚIAN doporučujeme nahradit tento soubor stavem k 31. 1. 2016.
Za případné komplikace se omlouváme.
Zveřejněno 26. 2. 2016
Při generování výměnného formátu RÚIAN za prosinec 2015 nedošlo, z nepředvídatelných provozních důvodů, k vytvoření souboru pro obec Vlasatice se stavem dat k 31. 12. 2015. Soubor nyní nelze zpětně vytvořit a konzumentům dat výměnného formátu RÚIAN doporučujeme nahradit tento soubor stavem k 31. 1. 2016.
Za případné komplikace se omlouváme.
Zveřejněno 26. 2. 2016
Při generování výměnného formátu RÚIAN za prosinec 2015 nedošlo, z nepředvídatelných provozních důvodů, k vytvoření souboru pro obec Vlasatice se stavem dat k 31. 12. 2015. Soubor nyní nelze zpětně vytvořit a konzumentům dat výměnného formátu RÚIAN doporučujeme nahradit tento soubor stavem k 31. 1. 2016.
Za případné komplikace se omlouváme.
Zveřejněno 26. 2. 2016

Another pair of Galileo navigation satellites is scheduled for launch by Soyuz rocket in May, ahead of a quartet on an Ariane 5 in the autumn, bringing the Galileo system a step closer to operational use.
The City of Aurora has selected Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure software to improve public safety dispatching and police records management in Illinois’s second-largest city. The Hexagon software will help improve workflows for dispatchers and first responders and aid in police operations and investigations.
After an extensive selection process, Aurora chose Hexagon for the company’s stability and experience in the public safety market and for the comprehensive capabilities of its computer-aided dispatch (CAD) and records management systems (RMS), which will improve upon the city’s existing technologies.
“With Hexagon’s CAD and RMS, we’ll benefit from a flexible and scalable solution that will support the way our agency operates now and can grow with our future needs,” said Andrew Feuerborn, police technical services director, Aurora Police Department.
The Aurora Police Department will implement Hexagon’s Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD), a suite of industry-leading incident management software featuring complete capabilities for call handling and dispatching, intelligent mapping, field communications, data reporting and analysis and application integration. Aurora police will use I/CAD to dispatch city police and fire departments and those from neighboring jurisdictions.
Aurora police will also deploy Hexagon’s inPURSUIT RMS, a premier suite of records management software that provides users with more timely and accurate information to support law enforcement operations, investigations and administration. As part of the contract award, the city also selected FIREHOUSE Software’s fire RMS for use by the Aurora Fire Department.
“Hexagon’s incident and records management systems will provide the City of Aurora with proven solutions for police and fire dispatching and enterprise-wide access to police records,” said David McDonald, vice president and general manager, U.S. public safety, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “Aurora joins Chicago O’Hare International Airport and Chicago Midway International Airport as Illinois agencies that rely on Hexagon’s public safety solutions. We look forward to a long-term relationship with Aurora and more opportunities to help improve public safety in Illinois.”
The global leader in public safety and security solutions, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. By improving the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, Hexagon’s integrated solutions increase public safety and security performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
The City of Aurora has selected Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure software to improve public safety dispatching and police records management in Illinois’s second-largest city. The Hexagon software will help improve workflows for dispatchers and first responders and aid in police operations and investigations.
After an extensive selection process, Aurora chose Hexagon for the company’s stability and experience in the public safety market and for the comprehensive capabilities of its computer-aided dispatch (CAD) and records management systems (RMS), which will improve upon the city’s existing technologies.
“With Hexagon’s CAD and RMS, we’ll benefit from a flexible and scalable solution that will support the way our agency operates now and can grow with our future needs,” said Andrew Feuerborn, police technical services director, Aurora Police Department.
The Aurora Police Department will implement Hexagon’s Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD), a suite of industry-leading incident management software featuring complete capabilities for call handling and dispatching, intelligent mapping, field communications, data reporting and analysis and application integration. Aurora police will use I/CAD to dispatch city police and fire departments and those from neighboring jurisdictions.
Aurora police will also deploy Hexagon’s inPURSUIT RMS, a premier suite of records management software that provides users with more timely and accurate information to support law enforcement operations, investigations and administration. As part of the contract award, the city also selected FIREHOUSE Software’s fire RMS for use by the Aurora Fire Department.
“Hexagon’s incident and records management systems will provide the City of Aurora with proven solutions for police and fire dispatching and enterprise-wide access to police records,” said David McDonald, vice president and general manager, U.S. public safety, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “Aurora joins Chicago O’Hare International Airport and Chicago Midway International Airport as Illinois agencies that rely on Hexagon’s public safety solutions. We look forward to a long-term relationship with Aurora and more opportunities to help improve public safety in Illinois.”
The global leader in public safety and security solutions, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. By improving the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, Hexagon’s integrated solutions increase public safety and security performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
The City of Aurora has selected Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure software to improve public safety dispatching and police records management in Illinois’s second-largest city. The Hexagon software will help improve workflows for dispatchers and first responders and aid in police operations and investigations.
After an extensive selection process, Aurora chose Hexagon for the company’s stability and experience in the public safety market and for the comprehensive capabilities of its computer-aided dispatch (CAD) and records management systems (RMS), which will improve upon the city’s existing technologies.
“With Hexagon’s CAD and RMS, we’ll benefit from a flexible and scalable solution that will support the way our agency operates now and can grow with our future needs,” said Andrew Feuerborn, police technical services director, Aurora Police Department.
The Aurora Police Department will implement Hexagon’s Intergraph Computer-Aided Dispatch (I/CAD), a suite of industry-leading incident management software featuring complete capabilities for call handling and dispatching, intelligent mapping, field communications, data reporting and analysis and application integration. Aurora police will use I/CAD to dispatch city police and fire departments and those from neighboring jurisdictions.
Aurora police will also deploy Hexagon’s inPURSUIT RMS, a premier suite of records management software that provides users with more timely and accurate information to support law enforcement operations, investigations and administration. As part of the contract award, the city also selected FIREHOUSE Software’s fire RMS for use by the Aurora Fire Department.
“Hexagon’s incident and records management systems will provide the City of Aurora with proven solutions for police and fire dispatching and enterprise-wide access to police records,” said David McDonald, vice president and general manager, U.S. public safety, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “Aurora joins Chicago O’Hare International Airport and Chicago Midway International Airport as Illinois agencies that rely on Hexagon’s public safety solutions. We look forward to a long-term relationship with Aurora and more opportunities to help improve public safety in Illinois.”
The global leader in public safety and security solutions, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps protect 1 in 12 people worldwide. By improving the quality, accuracy and availability of critical information, Hexagon’s integrated solutions increase public safety and security performance and productivity, while reducing the total cost of ownership for mission-critical IT investments.
Pripájam informáciu o pozemkových úpravách, týkajúcu sa prebiehajúcej súťaže zverejnej cez TASR.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure has acquired Cambridge Systematics’ oversize/overweight (OS/OW) vehicle permitting software. The permitting application will be combined with Hexagon’s routing applications, providing departments of transportation with a single solution to ensure safe and efficient travel of oversize/overweight vehicles through their communities.
The new, fully integrated solution from Hexagon will feature the former Cambridge Systematics’ permitting application, PermitCS, and Hexagon’s route planning and restriction management applications. PermitCS will be renamed and rebranded as a Hexagon product. Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure and Cambridge Systematics have successfully partnered to serve the OS/OW market since 2009, and multiple states currently use the combined solution. The companies will collaborate to ensure a smooth transition for existing customers.
“By combining Cambridge Systematics’ permitting software with Hexagon’s routing applications, we’re able to offer an end-to-end oversize/overweight solution to state, county and city departments of transportation,” said Steven Cost, president, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “This acquisition demonstrates our commitment to an important transportation market sector. Our goal is to be the leading provider of OS/OW solutions in North America.”
“PermitCS, which has served as a powerful and reliable permitting solution for more than 15 years, is one example of Cambridge Systematics’ commitment to building and operating mission-critical information systems for our clients,” said Eric Ziering, executive vice president and principal, Cambridge Systematics. “This transaction enables us to extend our investment in and focus on open source software platforms, applying our transportation domain expertise to empower agencies with asset management, real-time information and transportation planning and modeling solutions.”
The OS/OW solution aids highways departments charged with the issuance of OS/OW permits. Using the application, trucking company customers electronically submit load information and payments. The system automatically determines the best and safest routes – factoring in restrictions – and manages approvals. In a short time, permits are generated to department specifications and trucking companies can continue their travels, improving customer satisfaction, ensuring highway safety and generating revenue for the state.
“With the acquisition, we’re able to offer transportation customers with an even more robust and integrated solution,” said Hank DiPietro, vice president and general manager, U.S. utilities, communications and transportation, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “We took a very strong routing solution and merged it with a very strong permitting solution, creating the leading OS/OW solution on the market. We’re excited to bring this new opportunity to customers.”
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s highways solutions connect the enterprise with current, authoritative data, improving planning and operations and helping to focus limited resources where they will deliver the greatest benefit. Dozens of state, provincial and local transportation departments in the U.S. and Canada rely on Hexagon’s solutions.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure has acquired Cambridge Systematics’ oversize/overweight (OS/OW) vehicle permitting software. The permitting application will be combined with Hexagon’s routing applications, providing departments of transportation with a single solution to ensure safe and efficient travel of oversize/overweight vehicles through their communities.
The new, fully integrated solution from Hexagon will feature the former Cambridge Systematics’ permitting application, PermitCS, and Hexagon’s route planning and restriction management applications. PermitCS will be renamed and rebranded as a Hexagon product. Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure and Cambridge Systematics have successfully partnered to serve the OS/OW market since 2009, and multiple states currently use the combined solution. The companies will collaborate to ensure a smooth transition for existing customers.
“By combining Cambridge Systematics’ permitting software with Hexagon’s routing applications, we’re able to offer an end-to-end oversize/overweight solution to state, county and city departments of transportation,” said Steven Cost, president, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “This acquisition demonstrates our commitment to an important transportation market sector. Our goal is to be the leading provider of OS/OW solutions in North America.”
“PermitCS, which has served as a powerful and reliable permitting solution for more than 15 years, is one example of Cambridge Systematics’ commitment to building and operating mission-critical information systems for our clients,” said Eric Ziering, executive vice president and principal, Cambridge Systematics. “This transaction enables us to extend our investment in and focus on open source software platforms, applying our transportation domain expertise to empower agencies with asset management, real-time information and transportation planning and modeling solutions.”
The OS/OW solution aids highways departments charged with the issuance of OS/OW permits. Using the application, trucking company customers electronically submit load information and payments. The system automatically determines the best and safest routes – factoring in restrictions – and manages approvals. In a short time, permits are generated to department specifications and trucking companies can continue their travels, improving customer satisfaction, ensuring highway safety and generating revenue for the state.
“With the acquisition, we’re able to offer transportation customers with an even more robust and integrated solution,” said Hank DiPietro, vice president and general manager, U.S. utilities, communications and transportation, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “We took a very strong routing solution and merged it with a very strong permitting solution, creating the leading OS/OW solution on the market. We’re excited to bring this new opportunity to customers.”
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s highways solutions connect the enterprise with current, authoritative data, improving planning and operations and helping to focus limited resources where they will deliver the greatest benefit. Dozens of state, provincial and local transportation departments in the U.S. and Canada rely on Hexagon’s solutions.
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure has acquired Cambridge Systematics’ oversize/overweight (OS/OW) vehicle permitting software. The permitting application will be combined with Hexagon’s routing applications, providing departments of transportation with a single solution to ensure safe and efficient travel of oversize/overweight vehicles through their communities.
The new, fully integrated solution from Hexagon will feature the former Cambridge Systematics’ permitting application, PermitCS, and Hexagon’s route planning and restriction management applications. PermitCS will be renamed and rebranded as a Hexagon product. Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure and Cambridge Systematics have successfully partnered to serve the OS/OW market since 2009, and multiple states currently use the combined solution. The companies will collaborate to ensure a smooth transition for existing customers.
“By combining Cambridge Systematics’ permitting software with Hexagon’s routing applications, we’re able to offer an end-to-end oversize/overweight solution to state, county and city departments of transportation,” said Steven Cost, president, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “This acquisition demonstrates our commitment to an important transportation market sector. Our goal is to be the leading provider of OS/OW solutions in North America.”
“PermitCS, which has served as a powerful and reliable permitting solution for more than 15 years, is one example of Cambridge Systematics’ commitment to building and operating mission-critical information systems for our clients,” said Eric Ziering, executive vice president and principal, Cambridge Systematics. “This transaction enables us to extend our investment in and focus on open source software platforms, applying our transportation domain expertise to empower agencies with asset management, real-time information and transportation planning and modeling solutions.”
The OS/OW solution aids highways departments charged with the issuance of OS/OW permits. Using the application, trucking company customers electronically submit load information and payments. The system automatically determines the best and safest routes – factoring in restrictions – and manages approvals. In a short time, permits are generated to department specifications and trucking companies can continue their travels, improving customer satisfaction, ensuring highway safety and generating revenue for the state.
“With the acquisition, we’re able to offer transportation customers with an even more robust and integrated solution,” said Hank DiPietro, vice president and general manager, U.S. utilities, communications and transportation, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “We took a very strong routing solution and merged it with a very strong permitting solution, creating the leading OS/OW solution on the market. We’re excited to bring this new opportunity to customers.”
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure’s highways solutions connect the enterprise with current, authoritative data, improving planning and operations and helping to focus limited resources where they will deliver the greatest benefit. Dozens of state, provincial and local transportation departments in the U.S. and Canada rely on Hexagon’s solutions.
Asco Tlc SpA has selected an advanced telecommunications GIS from Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure to aid in the design, data consolidation and asset management of its growing fiber-to-the-home broadband network in Italy’s Treviso Province and Nord Est area.
Replacing a decades-old infrastructure management system, Asco Tlc SpA will use Hexagon’s Intergraph G/Technology Fiber Optic Works to improve its network design capabilities, operations, geomarketing, reporting and customer service. The broadband provider also plans to use the new system to collaborate and exchange network data with other public entities.
“We required a solution that would enable the consolidation of network data spread over multiple flat files – AutoCAD and Excel – into a single repository to support analysis of the current network as well as design and mapping of new network assets,” said Stefano Faè, president, Asco Tlc SpA. “Having Hexagon’s Fiber Optic Works in place will enable better geospatial knowledge of our entire network and asset inventory.”
During the first phase of the implementation, Asco Tlc SpA will migrate existing infrastructure data into Fiber Optic Works, map new segments of the network and document changes in the network’s configuration. For the second phase, the company will leverage Hexagon’s GeoMedia Smart Client and Mobile MapWorks to support field activities as well as enable access to simplified data for local government authorities.
“By implementing Fiber Optic Works and other Hexagon technologies, Asco Tlc SpA has a solution that will support its growing technical needs and market share while improving its network data currency and asset management capabilities,” said Tiziano Orsenigo, account manager for utilities and communications, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “We are excited to partner with Asco Tlc SpA as it expands its broadband network and services across the region.”
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps utilities and communications companies achieve greater reliability, enhance customer satisfaction, increase efficiency and fulfil the expectations of their customers, shareholders and regulators. A pioneer in the development and application of location-based technology, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure provides solutions to hundreds of utilities and communications customers around the globe, supporting network engineering, network operations, customer services, sales and marketing and physical security.
Asco Tlc SpA has selected an advanced telecommunications GIS from Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure to aid in the design, data consolidation and asset management of its growing fiber-to-the-home broadband network in Italy’s Treviso Province and Nord Est area.
Replacing a decades-old infrastructure management system, Asco Tlc SpA will use Hexagon’s Intergraph G/Technology Fiber Optic Works to improve its network design capabilities, operations, geomarketing, reporting and customer service. The broadband provider also plans to use the new system to collaborate and exchange network data with other public entities.
“We required a solution that would enable the consolidation of network data spread over multiple flat files – AutoCAD and Excel – into a single repository to support analysis of the current network as well as design and mapping of new network assets,” said Stefano Faè, president, Asco Tlc SpA. “Having Hexagon’s Fiber Optic Works in place will enable better geospatial knowledge of our entire network and asset inventory.”
During the first phase of the implementation, Asco Tlc SpA will migrate existing infrastructure data into Fiber Optic Works, map new segments of the network and document changes in the network’s configuration. For the second phase, the company will leverage Hexagon’s GeoMedia Smart Client and Mobile MapWorks to support field activities as well as enable access to simplified data for local government authorities.
“By implementing Fiber Optic Works and other Hexagon technologies, Asco Tlc SpA has a solution that will support its growing technical needs and market share while improving its network data currency and asset management capabilities,” said Tiziano Orsenigo, account manager for utilities and communications, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “We are excited to partner with Asco Tlc SpA as it expands its broadband network and services across the region.”
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps utilities and communications companies achieve greater reliability, enhance customer satisfaction, increase efficiency and fulfil the expectations of their customers, shareholders and regulators. A pioneer in the development and application of location-based technology, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure provides solutions to hundreds of utilities and communications customers around the globe, supporting network engineering, network operations, customer services, sales and marketing and physical security.
Asco Tlc SpA has selected an advanced telecommunications GIS from Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure to aid in the design, data consolidation and asset management of its growing fiber-to-the-home broadband network in Italy’s Treviso Province and Nord Est area.
Replacing a decades-old infrastructure management system, Asco Tlc SpA will use Hexagon’s Intergraph G/Technology Fiber Optic Works to improve its network design capabilities, operations, geomarketing, reporting and customer service. The broadband provider also plans to use the new system to collaborate and exchange network data with other public entities.
“We required a solution that would enable the consolidation of network data spread over multiple flat files – AutoCAD and Excel – into a single repository to support analysis of the current network as well as design and mapping of new network assets,” said Stefano Faè, president, Asco Tlc SpA. “Having Hexagon’s Fiber Optic Works in place will enable better geospatial knowledge of our entire network and asset inventory.”
During the first phase of the implementation, Asco Tlc SpA will migrate existing infrastructure data into Fiber Optic Works, map new segments of the network and document changes in the network’s configuration. For the second phase, the company will leverage Hexagon’s GeoMedia Smart Client and Mobile MapWorks to support field activities as well as enable access to simplified data for local government authorities.
“By implementing Fiber Optic Works and other Hexagon technologies, Asco Tlc SpA has a solution that will support its growing technical needs and market share while improving its network data currency and asset management capabilities,” said Tiziano Orsenigo, account manager for utilities and communications, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure. “We are excited to partner with Asco Tlc SpA as it expands its broadband network and services across the region.”
Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure helps utilities and communications companies achieve greater reliability, enhance customer satisfaction, increase efficiency and fulfil the expectations of their customers, shareholders and regulators. A pioneer in the development and application of location-based technology, Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure provides solutions to hundreds of utilities and communications customers around the globe, supporting network engineering, network operations, customer services, sales and marketing and physical security.

Jedním ze zažitých rituálů v naší firmě je zvonění na firemní “Zvon úspěchů”. Vždy, když se něco podaří, svolá se osazenstvo naší brněnské kanceláře a zazvoní se přede všemi na tento úspěch. V pátek 5. 2. 2016 jsme měli ke zvonění hned dvě příležitosti.
První zazvonil Lukáš Puchrik na zisk zajímavé zakázky z bankovního sektoru, která přistála do týmu CleverAnalytics.

Druhé zazvonění bylo poněkud netypické, neboť obchodník Daniel Vráblík zazvonil na získání dalšího zákazníka naší aplikace CleverAssets přímo v terénu.

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