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From Spreadsheets and GIS Layers to an Active, Scalable Geospatial Asset Management Program
Tuesday May 26, 2026 2:15pm - 2:45pm EDT
Room 168
Municipal asset management initiatives often begin with basic GIS layers, spreadsheet inventories, and fragmented workflows that do not scale. These constraints can reduce data quality, hinder coordination, and limit program maturity.

This presentation outlines practical steps to evolve these foundations into an operational, GIS-enabled asset management program supporting service delivery, coordination, and capital planning. Based on recent New England municipal projects, it presents an Esri-aligned path from static datasets to an integrated geospatial environment.

Topics include migrating inventories to centralized geodatabases, supporting multiple asset classes, aligning with business processes, and mitigating implementation risks. The session also shows how ArcGIS Enterprise and ArcGIS Online enable field capture, inspections, dashboards, and decision support using out-of-the-box capabilities, emphasizing governance, role-based access, and phased delivery.
Speakers
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John Diaz

Vice President/Director of Innovation, Greenman-Pedersen, Inc. (GPI)
John W. Diaz, PE, PTOE is a Vice President at GPI.  After leading the New England Traffic Engineering Department for more than twenty years, he now runs GPI’s Innovation Services Group.  His group explores and utilizes advancing technologies to improve transportation projects through the planning... Read More →
Tuesday May 26, 2026 2:15pm - 2:45pm EDT
Room 168
  Asset Management

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