Process advancements aren’t usually accomplished in a day. True revolution and progress can take time. The Pyramids took at least 20 years to complete, with an estimated workforce of between 20,000 to 100,000 people. These marvels still stand the test of time, and...
If Godzilla were real, GPRS would find him, and SiteMap® (patent pending), powered by GPRS, would then be able to map him. While Godzilla (hopefully) isn’t real, there is a monster, an absolute beast that lies below our feet, and that’s our subsurface utility assets....
It’s been at least 64 years since Roger Tomlinson coined the term “geographic information system” (although some source mid-to-late 60s.) The world was on the cusp of leaving behind the greatest generation to forge a new one. JFK was elected president, Vietnam was a...
In the realm of urban development, construction, and infrastructure maintenance, there lies a hidden world beneath our feet. This world offers a complex city of its own – a labyrinth of underground utilities that power our cities and communities. Navigating this...
Infrastructure has changed a lot over the last fifty years alone. From towns with a few light pole, to bulging metropolises, things aren’t slowing down anytime soon. From urban development to transportation networks, the effective utilization of resources and the...
Just thirty years ago, your computer used to scream at you when it had to get online. And going online was just short of an event. These days, most things are done online; we’re used to how it works, and it’s changing rapidly. In this landscape, the management of IT...
