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You are here: Home / News / Mobile Mapping, Field GIS, LBS / Town of Bargersville Benefits from GO! Sync Mobile GIS

Town of Bargersville Benefits from GO! Sync Mobile GIS

October 6, 2010 By Editor

Carlsbad, CA – October 5, 2010 – TC Technology announces that the Town of Bargersville deployed GO! Sync Mapbook with the Redline Extension to field personnel this summer.

Bargersville, incorporated in 1920 and located in central Indiana, is a thriving community and among the fastest growing areas in the county. The community now boasts a population of approximately 2,000 citizens, a church, post office, police department, volunteer fire department, flea market, manufacturing facilities, restaurants, and three banks. Additionally, the town offers a number of utility services including electric, water, sanitation, and storm water.

Over the past few years, Bargersville’s active GIS department integrated GIS into many of the town’s work processes. A goal for 2010 was to expand GIS into utility operations and reduce the reliance on paper maps for field crews in those various departments. Starting with the electric utility, field workers were equipped with GO! Sync Mobile GIS, placing needed spatial data information at their fingertips. Now electric crews have the latest facility information when making decisions at a job site and can make sketches to update GIS or alert others of unique situations. Based upon the success of the first deployment, expanded use is planned for the future, including rollout to the rest of the town’s utility departments.

“Bargersville views GIS as an important technology that improves the way our town functions and we use it in most departments. With GO! Sync, we extended GIS into utility operations, which was a goal for 2010,” states John Barnett, GIS Director. “Most importantly, GO! Sync Mobile GIS helps improve the electric service we provide our town.”

GO! Sync is the cost-effective mobile GIS solution perfectly suited for organizations of any size. Boasting a suite of standard ready-to-deploy tools for inspecting, sketching, searching, tracing, routing, and GPS, GO! Sync Mobile GIS makes enterprise deployment straightforward with a flexible, centrally managed application framework that allows for simple integration with popular work management and asset management solutions. These features make GO! Sync Mobile GIS a powerful workforce automation platform for organizations with a distributed workforce like utilities, governments and private enterprises. GO! Sync is the Mobile GIS Standard.

About TC Technology
TC Technology is a proven leader in Mobile GIS providing both products and services to a broad range of markets across the nation.  Our solutions are built using GO! Sync, The Mobile GIS Standard.  GO! Sync Mobile GIS provides organizations complementary options for deploying easy-to-use geospatial information into the hands of its field force where significant return on investment is achieved www.tctechnology.com 

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About Editor

Glenn is a geographer and a GIS professional with over 20 years experience in the industry. He's the co-founder of GISuser and several other technology web publications.

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