News from Trimble Energy

​Make your utility field planning process easier, faster and less prone to errors.

Utility To Go is a mobile solution that provides field crews with secure access to utility network data anytime, anywhere, in real-time and with most smartphones, tablets or laptops.

It’s now possible to add notes to network plans also in the field. With Utility To Go, you can add notes related to planning, view plans, sketch alternative routes, and take photos in the field to support further planning. There is no need to print network plans on paper anymore, and the field crews have access to an always up-to-date plan.

We are looking for a Consultant to join our Electric & Gas consultation team in the Trimble Energy & Public Administration business area, located at Trimble Solutions headquarters in Espoo, Finland.
 
You, as a Consultant will work in a team of Trimble NIS consultants and be a member of account management teams. This permanent position is a great opportunity to learn international energy distribution and IT system business on fast growing market.

​We are looking for a Master’s Thesis worker to join our Utilities product management team in the Trimble Energy & Public Administration business area. This position will be a temporary position for 8 months, located at Trimble Solutions headquarters in Espoo, Finland.
 
The detailed topic of the Master’s Thesis will be separately agreed. It will be related to automating routines in distribution network planning. The work can include, for example, electro-technical scoping and formulation of the planning routines and the actual implementation with the development team.

Trimble User Conference Finland 2019 (#TKP19) was held in the City of Lahti January 24‒25. The two-day event brought together nearly 600 Trimble Users from public administration and the electricity, water, and district heating industries.

The conference was packed with inspiring presentations, demos, and workshops. During the opening speech we learned how Trimble facilitates its customers’ diverse ways of working and will complement the software solution portfolio for utilities with a browser-based product offering with built-in 3D capability.
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​Amazing Ronja Oja, an information science student and a winner in World Para Athletics European Championships, gave a thought provoking keynote speech on Accessibility of eServices.

​​Final push to DistribuTECH 2019 Conference & Exhibition, held February 5‒7 in New Orleans, LA, at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center. Stop by our booth 10823 and see how electric utilities benefit from Actionable Data in the field. Also Trimble SiteVision mixed reality for electric utilities on display!

The Trimble NIS main version 18.2 has been released. Several nice features have been developed further to provide the users with even more benefits in their work. Here are some of our favorite Highlights. 

​It’s now possible to add notes to network plans also in the field. With Utility To Go, you can add notes related to planning, sketch an alternative route, and take photos to support further planning. 

​Trimble Dimensions 2018 User Conference was held in The Venetian, Las Vegas on November 5‒7. The three-day event brought together over 4,400 attendants from around the globe.

During the action-packed days the attendants experienced inspiring presentations, demos, and workshops. Dimensions 2018 was also a great networking event where Trimble users could nurture business relations and build partnerships.

European Utility Week 2018 was held in Vienna, Austria on November 6‒8.

​Over 650 international exhibitors attended the event, Trimble Energy amongst them. Altogether, EUW18 hosted over 12,000 smart energy visitors from over 100 countries.
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At this year’s event we featured automated Network Optimizer, a mobile solution Utility To Go, and a high accuracy augmented reality system Trimble SiteVision.

We really enjoyed meeting so many energy professionals and are already looking forward to seeing you at European Utility Week 2019 in Paris November 12‒14!

Today’s electric utilities operate in a dynamic environment. Changing conditions in the economic, technical and regulatory arenas introduce challenges and concerns across the board.
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​At the same time, electric utility providers seek to deliver the most reliable power possible to their customers and optimize the use of limited resources ‒ all while providing suitable return to investors and key stakeholders.
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Effective management and sharing of information is a key driver for reliable, cost efficient performance in complex organizations.

​In this White Paper we

• Examine some key issues electric utilities face and
• Present a fresh approach to address those issues with a solution from Trimble that supports improvement in business processes, workflows and network information management.