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As we roll into the final days of summer, we’re excited to share the new features included in the Cartegraph Summer 2018 release. From a new Analytics Dashboard gadget and library search capabilities to increased task creation limits and interactive work order maps, this release is all about boosting the efficiency and effectiveness of your day.
Save your free webinar spot now to learn more about:
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Cartegraph Spring 2018 Release Webinar
Spring Release 2018: What's New
Now that we’re in full spring thaw, we're excited to present on the exciting new features included in the Cartegraph Spring 2018 release. This release is focused on making you more productive in your operations and includes many new features including some of our most requested client ideas.
Save your free webinar spot now to learn more about:
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- Embedding maps into reports and print
- Quickly searching through records with enhanced record searching
OH Senate Bill 2: What You Need to Know
In less than 6 months, your water utility must comply with the standards outlined in Ohio Senate Bill 2. Does your public water system have an asset management program in place that meets the required technical, financial, and managerial capabilities? Or are you racing against the clock?
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Green Alleys: An Innovative Approach to Stormwater Management
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This document provides tips for using storytelling in local government. It recommends collecting data and converting it into meaningful information to inform decisions. Leaders should then candidly share the facts with passion but without bias. The key is connecting the dots between facts and telling a compelling story that engages people. Stories should be communicated plainly without jargon. Facts still matter, and doing nothing can have consequences, so sharing facts through stories can help end apathy.
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The data collected is so import for day-to-day operations and decision making. As Administrator, you are responsible for keeping Cartegraph running. This session focuses on Administration settings that shape how system data is created and data integrity is maintained.
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The city of Fort Collins has been working to improve its strategic planning and performance measurement processes over the past decade. It began publishing annual performance reports in 2009-2011 and launched a community dashboard in 2013 to provide transparency. The city completed its first strategic plan in 2014 and now reviews performance on the plan quarterly using strategy maps. The processes have evolved through a continuous improvement approach, with the goal of using data and metrics to demonstrate progress on strategic objectives and ensure resources are effectively allocated to achieve desired outcomes for the community.
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Proactive Work I & II
- 1. MIKE FRANZEN Sr. Implementation Specialist SITE: H T T P S : / / CO N F W E B [ X X ] .CA RT EG R A P H O M S .CO M / S I T E [ Y Y ] U: N C A D M I N P: D e nve r 2 0 1 7
- 2. • Key area of the application allows Proactive work and asset management • Key data elements required to make the most out of OMS • How to bridge the gap from limited data to using Proactive Work PROACTIVE WORK
- 3. • Condition Categories and Impact • Activities & Key Dates • Prediction Groups • Condition Groups PROACTIVE WORK
- 5. • Prediction Groups and Condition Groups can be filtered data sets within the same asset type. • Prediction Groups are composed of Performance Curves that estimate asset deterioration for individual Condition Categories over time. • Condition Groups establish the point an asset is considered below the minimum acceptable condition and/or requires action. • Condition Categories are weighted characteristics observed during inspections. They can be filtered to apply to unique groups of assets within the same asset type. • Estimated OCI values are influenced by Key Dates, Inspections, Impacts, Activities, Condition Groups, and Prediction Groups. More helpful information…
- 6. MIKE FRANZEN Sr. Implementation Specialist SITE: H T T P S : / / CO N F W E B [ X X ] .CA RT EG R A P H O M S .CO M / S I T E [ Y Y ] U: N C A D M I N P: D e nve r 2 0 1 7
- 7. • Proactive maintenance • Planning and Budgeting PROACTIVE WORK
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- 10. • Budget Limitation, OCI Target, and Unlimited are the available Scenario Types. • Protocols are the mechanism used to group specific assets in a given scenario for the purpose of recommending activities. • Triggers define what Activities can be recommended, when each Activity should occur, and how much it will cost. More helpful information…