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Utility Management Association, IMAGINiT Technologies Announces GIS Asset Application for Public Utilities

June 12, 2008 by utilitymanagement

Utility Management Association, IMAGINiT Technologies Announces GIS Asset Application for Public Utilities

Mississauga, ON (PRWEB) April 17, 2008 — RAND Worldwide®, a global leader in providing technology solutions to organizations with engineering design and information technology requirements, announced that its IMAGINiT Technologies division has released the IMAGINiT GIS Assets application (link: www.rand.com/imaginit/GISAssets), helping clients regain control of their parcel, sanitary, storm, road, water, and electric assets.

GIS Assets is the tool engineers, mappers, and technicians can use to streamline the daily process of maintaining infrastructure asset and real property data. Built on AutoCAD® Map 3D, it takes full advantage of the AutoCAD® design and drafting features, while adding the property and utility features of a full geospatial system.

GIS Assets benefits include:

? Tighter integration of CAD and GIS.

? Georeferenced service territory.

? Technology which improves asset tracking, operations, budgeting, and customer service.

? Highly adaptable, configurable, and easy-to-use application.

? Flexible application across many utility disciplines – parcel, sanitary, storm, road, water, and electric.

? Cost effective initial deployment, software maintenance, and daily operations/usage.

IMAGINiT GIS Assets is supplemental part of the IMAGINiT suite of GIS and asset management products and services (link: ). IMAGINiT’s technology experts have unique skills to assist their clients in the management of assets over wide geographical areas and optimize resources that enable them to remain competitive. Their global project management team helps their clients realize their goals through proven methodologies and a phased approach to provide cost-effective solutions.

About IMAGINiT Technologies

IMAGINiT Technologies, a RAND Worldwide Company, is a leading provider of design and engineering solutions to the building, manufacturing and infrastructure, media and entertainment industries. With over 40 offices in North America and Asia-Pacific, IMAGINiT is a leading provider of Autodesk software solutions and the largest North American Autodesk Authorized Training Center (ATC) partner. IMAGINiT delivers knowledge, expertise and design processes to clients through proven technical support, training and consulting services. Our locations are supported by a vast pool of engineering resources that are focused on developing real-life business solutions for their local clients. For more information please visit .

About RAND Worldwide

RAND Worldwide is one of the world’s leading providers of professional services and technology to the engineering community; targeting organizations in the manufacturing, building, infrastructure and media and entertainment industries. RAND Worldwide enables its clients to improve their competitiveness, productivity and profitability by enhancing key aspects of their 3D Design, Data Management and Collaboration capabilities. With more than 20 years of industry experience, RAND Worldwide delivers knowledge, expertise and design processes to clients through proven technical support, training and consulting services. RAND Worldwide employs 447 people in over 60 sales and client service centers. For more

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