Friday, December 19, 2014

Kropmann at Africa Geospatial event: promises positive developments for Utility Companies

In efforts to expand  partnerships, and inform the Nigerian Market on the value and benefits of adopting GIS Solutions to improve on asset, and operational  management, as well as the analysis of numerous forms of data  Kropmann Communications was fully represented at the just concluded Africa Geospatial forum 2014 held in Lagos on December 9-10.
Speaking at event, Ryan Swanepoel a representative from one of Kropmanns Partners, said it was necessary to be here in person to understand the market, and the opportunities the Nigerian Market presents. Mr Swanepoel stated that GIS solutions and technology has applications across all sectors of the economy.
GIS Solutions are capable of capturing and displaying a wide array of data and displaying it visually in relationship to the  physical location  the data is relevant to.
There are some CIS solutions, which can be used to capture geographically dispersed equipment and represent this equipment in a pictorial or graphical manner referenced to the physical location the equipment is tied to. Such GIS Systems are particularly relevant in utility companies involved in power distribution, water networks, the oil and gas and telecommunication sectors, and can definitely enhance operational effectiveness and asset management within these organizations.
According to Mr. Swanepoel " there was significant interest from a number of states and in particular Lagos state in achieving a better understanding of how they could deploy and utilize GIS systems to improve and enhance government operations in respect to watershed management, land management, rural development, improved locational deployment of government facilities and general assets deployed by the government for the population.
He also indicated that customers have the options of buying GIS solutions and managing or engage with a company such as Kropmann and its partners for a fully managed solution from initial setup to data capture and formatting, migrating the data onto the tool, database administration, and the ongoing introduction of new and relevant sets of data. Whatever the clients’ choice, he indicated that Kropmann and its partners were up to the challenge. He stated that Kropmann Communications the Real World Systems representative in Nigeria, have proven their worth and ability in respect to delivering GIS based solutions and technology, and Real World Systems fully expects  the exclusive partnership with Kropmann Communications to continue and prosper.
Mr. Swanepoel explained that in partnership with Kropmann, they’ll jointly deliver Specialized GIS products  such as Smallworld, Water World, Electric Office, Spatial World etc for clients seeking to enhance their operations and gain a greater understanding of the information/data currently stored in paper formant or scattered across multiple databases within there organization.

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