GIS Solution

Bentley’s OpenUtilities software improved public lighting infrastructure management by streamlining and unifying data and making it readily accessible to aid designers, planners, maintenance teams, and more.

Pennsylvania State University used ContextCapture to produce a fully integrated, virtual campus model, stored on ProjectWise, that facility managers use to accurately plan and schedule asset maintenance.

Bentley’s network documentation solutions give Cable Onda accurate, unified data to drive better decision making, planning and budgeting, and maintenance and uptime.

AEM Gestioni Srl deployed a modern GIS solution that allows it to define a district heating data model and edit, view, query, and analyze network assets.

Using Bentley Map and MicroStation to reduce costs, Avineon India integrates data from a variety of sources to build highly accurate 3D city model of Brussels.

Azersu, a water treatment and supply provider, built a GIS system that federates its data for its master plan, SCADA system, and the other IT systems.

The SAMIT project clearly documents and publishes subsurface utility data for Caltrans design teams in the 12 district offices to identify underground utilities and avoid hitting them.

Innovación Sistemas y Proyectos developed a Bentley-based federated geospatial information system that increased tax recollection for the City of Cancun, Mexico, by 18 percent in six months.

Kumba Iron Ore used Bentley Map to develop integrated data management system that saves time, money, and the environment at South African iron ore mine.

Mortenson Construction uses Bentley software to model solutions for construction under severe constraints at 75 wind turbine sites.

Napier City Council consolidated multiple asset management systems for a single, authoritative source for improved information lifecycle management capabilities with Bentley solutions.

Bentley Map enabled the National Registry Center of El Salvador to map land register locations without a costly dedicated map server so users can accurately locate any parcel in the registry via a Web browser.

Ordnance Survey Ireland developed a new authoritative spatial data referencing framework that integrates national data related to location, saving more than EUR 600,000 in operating costs.