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Come see us at the International Utility Locate Rodeo!
TelDig
Systems will be present at the International Utility
Locate Rodeo next August 2 & 3 2002 in Macon, Georgia.
Click on the logo for more details. Come visit us, we'll
be glad to answer your questions!
Find
out more....
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Greetings!
Innovators
from the start, TelDig Systems' software engineers
constantly explore new technologies and methods to
improve products and help your operations. The
integration of Tadpole Cartesia's Conic software
components will allow TelDig Mobile users to open,
view and work, directly in the application, with
any AM/FM or GIS data files. Files from
Intergraph, Smallworld, ArcInfo, etc., will then
be available in the field. We believe this further
expands the deployment of crucial data to
locators. This provides them with new tools to
easily access important information that will
improve their work and the quality level of their
services.
We
appreciate the time you take on this newsletter.
Regardless of size, TelDig's technology can help
you save money and improve operations. Partly
owned by a Gas Utility, TelDig understands the
business and the concerns for a safe and stable
product. TelDig covers the entire cycle with
feedback: from the One Call Center to the locator
in the field and back.
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Locate ticket
screening, a business opportunity to all
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 Statistics
show that about 20% - 30% of tickets need to be
screened because of missing information or
"wide area" notifications that prevent a
clean assignment to a locator. Someone, then, has to
decide to either send a clearance notice or add the
relevant plant information and assign the ticket to
the locator. Traditionally done by Utilities,
screening services are now outsourced. This article
explores the reasons why screening is necessary, how
it is done and how software tools can help the
locator in the field.
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New Saskatchewan
first call to cover damage prevention
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 SaskEnergy
opens a call center covering the western Canadian
province using TelDig's technology. Several other
Utilities join the province's gas distributor in
offering the One Call service to excavators.
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TelDig Systems
And Tadpole Aim To Cut Utilities' Mounting
Underground Damage Losses
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 New
solution for North America's One Call Centers,
utilities and contract locators heralds a more
efficient, more accurate, and fully automated
damage prevention process.
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