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ArcGIS Utility Network

Manage your infrastructure with an advanced network information model

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Advanced network data model for utilities

ArcGIS Utility Network allows you to manage a connected network with a single unified model. It extends ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Pro with advanced capabilities, enabling an enterprise geographic information system (GIS) for modern utilities. 

Visualize your infrastructure in 2D and 3D to unlock detailed insights and analytics with the most advanced network information model on the market.

Unlock the full potential of your enterprise systems

Create an innovative system for network information management, which reduces silos, makes it easier to share data, and integrates business systems to improve efficiency and reduce costs.

  • Create a digital twin of your connected network

    Enable real-time collaborative workflows and build a foundation for integrating, managing, and maintaining all aspects of your utility with ArcGIS.

  • Improve network safety and reliability with built-in data governance

    Ensure data integrity through rules and logic, providing accurate utility asset locations and attributes.

  • Drive results through advanced 2D and 3D visualization and analytics

    Deliver better outcomes for customers, reduce costs, break down silos, and provide your organization with both a big-picture perspective and detailed information, down to the individual asset level.

  • Integrate with existing business platforms

    Unite information technology and operational technology systems with ArcGIS to increase the value of your data and support users across multiple business units.

  • Provide secure, role-based access to network data

    Users can be given access to the specific data and apps they need, along with the viewing or editing capabilities appropriate to their role, to ensure a secure and reliable network.

  • Build scalable system configurations for network information management

    ArcGIS allows your utility to start small with basic network asset management and visualization through mapping. Or access simple upgrade paths to an advanced enterprise GIS network information management system, powered with ArcGIS Utility Network.

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How It Works

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    Advanced network modeling

    Model your entire network. This includes high-end 3D visuals, the ability to view inside complex assemblies of devices and lines, and management of how assets are connected within them.

  • A black map with connected blue lines and red roads representing water pipes and valves in a residential neighborhood

    Visualize and analyze

    Advanced analytics and tracing capabilities make it possible to aggregate and report dynamically based on event conditions. This provides accurate and timely reporting for both current, historic, and future states.

  • A beige map with running red and blue lines representing a gas pipeline being traced in ArcGIS Field Maps

    Take your network anywhere

    Connect your organization across desktop, mobile, and web environments. Provide role-based, secure access to your users to streamline communication and collaboration for managing your network.

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Spurring digital transformation for utilities

Read examples of how customers across industries are using ArcGIS Utility Network.

Case study

FirstEnergy modernizes with ArcGIS Utility Network

FirstEnergy modernized its grid operations, resulting in broad organizational advantages, such as reducing time spent on manual processes.

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Article

Going all in with ArcGIS Utility Network

With ArcGIS Utility Network, the City of Hastings has given staff the data they need with a high level of detail in the office and the field.

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Esri Blog

Digital twin helps Brazil expand renewable energy

Eletrobras Chesf used a digital twin when bidding on new power generation and transmission projects to propose designs and calculate costs.

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Successful digital utilities

Read success stories about utilities that use ArcGIS Utility Network to enhance data quality, create detailed network models, scale operations, and integrate with enterprise systems.

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Enterprise GIS for modern utilities

ArcGIS Architecture Center helps organizations design, deploy, and operate ArcGIS as an enterprise system.

Explore ArcGIS system patterns, architecture practices, and a library of additional resources to build a modern network information management system that meets today’s challenges and tomorrow's opportunities in the rapidly evolving utility industry.

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Part of the ArcGIS geospatial platform

ArcGIS Utility Network extends the capabilities of ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Pro to provide a comprehensive network information management system. 

ArcGIS Utility Network can be accessed via the Professional or Professional Plus user types, or by adding the Advanced Editing user type extension to a Contributor, Mobile Worker, or Creator user type to ensure users can access the network to do their work.

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