2018 GIS in the Rockies Vendor Showcase (Wed): GIS Ascends to New Heights with Cityworks

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Cityworks is the original and leading GIS-centric software solution for permitting and public asset management. Combined with Esri’s ArcGIS technology, Cityworks provides users with a platform to manage, track, and analyze their public infrastructure assets. By harnessing the visual data representation and powerful analytical capabilities of GIS, Cityworks efficiently manages daily operations, such as service requests, work orders, inspections, permits, and code enforcement cases to keep your organization running smoothly. Cityworks is used by local government agencies, utilities and special districts, facilities, airports, marinas, urban forests, and more. Join us for a look at how Cityworks can help you leverage the power of your GIS to build a safer, more sustainable, and resilient community.

Technology

Christine Christensen
Documentation Manager
Reece Hanzon
Technical Writer
GIS Ascends to New Heights with Cityworks

About Cityworks
• Headquartered in Sandy, Utah
• Offices in West Bend, Wisconsin; DeSoto, Texas; and Tampa, Florida
• Esri Platinum Partner
• Extensive business partner network
• 32 years in business

Mission Statement
Cityworks is designed and created to be the
leading GIS-centric system for public asset
management that fully leverages the power of
Esri geographic information (GIS) to help
communities work smarter and become more
sustainable, resilient, and safe.

The Right Tools for the Job
MobileRespondOffice

Service Request
• Initiated by customer
• Includes:
• Issue
• Location
• Caller information
• Questions and answers
• Assigned to
• Labor
• Attachments
• Comments

Work Order
• Reactive/proactive
• Includes:
• Location
• Asset information
• Assigned to
• Tasks
• Labor
• Material
• Equipment
• Costs
• Attachments
• Comments

Inspection
• Includes:
• Location
• Asset information
• Assigned to
• Observations
• Condition assessment
• Attachments

Permits and Licenses
• Captures data
• Contact information
• Location (plotted in GIS)
• Case-specific data
• Related documents
• Calculates fees
• Based on data captured on
application
• Notifies everyone involved
• Schedule inspections online

Questions?
Christine Christensen
cchristensen@cityworks.com
Reece Hanzon
rhanzon@cityworks.com
Come see us in booth 8!
www.Cityworks.com
801-523-2751
@Cityworks
@Cityworks
Cityworks

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1. Christine Christensen Documentation Manager Reece Hanzon Technical Writer GIS Ascends to New Heights with Cityworks

2. About Cityworks • Headquartered in Sandy, Utah • Offices in West Bend, Wisconsin; DeSoto, Texas; and Tampa, Florida • Esri Platinum Partner • Extensive business partner network • 32 years in business

3. Cityworks Conference 2018

4. Mission Statement Cityworks is designed and created to be the leading GIS-centric system for public asset management that fully leverages the power of Esri geographic information (GIS) to help communities work smarter and become more sustainable, resilient, and safe.

6. Web GIS-centric Platform

7. The Right Tools for the Job MobileRespondOffice

8. Service Request • Initiated by customer • Includes: • Issue • Location • Caller information • Questions and answers • Assigned to • Labor • Attachments • Comments

9. Work Order • Reactive/proactive • Includes: • Location • Asset information • Assigned to • Tasks • Labor • Material • Equipment • Costs • Attachments • Comments

10. Inspection • Includes: • Location • Asset information • Assigned to • Observations • Condition assessment • Attachments

11. Permits and Licenses • Captures data • Contact information • Location (plotted in GIS) • Case-specific data • Related documents • Calculates fees • Based on data captured on application • Notifies everyone involved • Schedule inspections online

12. Integrations with Esri

13. Integrations with Esri

14. Analytics

15. Performance Budgeting

16. Operational Insights

17. Inbox

18. Insights for ArcGIS in Cityworks

19. Storeroom

20. Questions? Christine Christensen cchristensen@cityworks.com Reece Hanzon rhanzon@cityworks.com Come see us in booth 8! www.Cityworks.com 801-523-2751 @Cityworks @Cityworks Cityworks

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