Post edited 12:14 PM – February 25, 2010 by justin

Basically GIS-based asset management software allows you to manage your GIS and asset management data together.

 

For example, with plain old asset management software (not GIS-based) you can manage your assets (keep track of the work you do, costs, etc.).

 

With GIS-based asset management you can keep track of your assets, but more importantly, visualize (and interact with) work history and asset management data on GIS maps.

 

So, GIS-based asset management you can look on a map to see where work has taken place and where you're spending your money.  Pretty neat huh?  That's why we built Elements.  http://www.novotx.com   :)