The American utility company has chosen German IT systems integrator SchlumbergerSema to migrate its current spatial information management system to SchlumbergerSema’s Model Office platform utilizing its Energy Network Object Model (ENOM)

The Model Office applications include work design, asset management, work management, outage management, mobile work force management, engineering analysis and distribution planning.

The utility company said the first phase of the multi-million dollar project is now complete. It involved testing the process of migrating asset data captured using a legacy geographical information system (GIS) into a platform based on ENOM and GE Network Solutions software. Based on this test phase, SchlumbergerSema will now customize and configure the technology solution for NU, which will involve installing applications and proceeding with data migration.

"The ISIS project is the first step in the development of an enterprise digital utility based on integrating our key systems," explained Bill McEvoy, IT account manager for NU’s Enterprise Energy Delivery Systems. "This approach will allow NU to continue to improve business processes that will further enhance our level of customer service."

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