From asset and resource location awareness and logistics planning to tax assessment, emergency response and crime data analysis, governing organizations rely on geographically related data. Integrating geographic information systems (GIS) with government applications, such as asset management, water management, crime information warehousing and emergency response can extend the value of those applications by increasing accuracy, efficiency and productivity

Each municipality, public works, and utility has the responsibility to provide sustainable services to their citizens while maintaining their assets in a cost effective manner. Water, wastewater, and storm water utilities keep track of distribution, collection, and drainage networks as well as related planning and customer care. You may be aware of the benefits of using GIS to manage infrastructure and assets, but did you know these benefits extend to improving planning, customer care, and administrative processes? A location-based approach to managing your water network helps you meet operational challenges. Indigo Information's Infrastructure Asset Management GIS solutions provide Engineers with the system-wide spatially information necessary to maximize the capabilities, lifespan, and performance of expensive assets while simultaneously minimizing operating costs.