qX Library: Inspection Cycle Management (ICM)

The ICM provides a data repository for managing and accessing annual inspection cycles.  Among the many benefits ICM provides:

- Anytime access to current or historical inspections and reports.

- Streamlined RUS reporting & records management for borrowers

- Complimentary workflow management for issue accountability

- Seamless integration with Google Earth

- Standalone or relational data source for existing systems

- Risk mitigation & liability support

- O&M best practices resource

ICM Workflow Management module streamlines and tracks issues from identification to resolution. As a best practice, example features include:

- Available to utility field crews and/or sub-contractors.

- Manage by structure (pole), electrical (assembly) and overhead equipment 

- Anytime access to current or historical inspections cycles and reports

- Issue imagery included

- Issue/Resolution ownership & accountability tracking

- Seamless management between the field and the office

ICM is seamlessly integrated with Google Earth, enabling assets and inspections to be virtually accessed from the field or office: 

- Imagery included on issues reported

- Detailed asset specification and configuration information 

- Detailed inspection results display 

- Detailed location mapping to include GPS, Circuit and optionally PLSS

- Virtual conductor representation

- Current and historical inspection cycle review. Anytime. Anywhere.

- Color-coded icons based on inspection results

qX Library may be used as a standalone solution, or include unique ID (UID) for updating existing systems at no added cost. Optionally standardized data may be customized for systematic updates:

- SQL backend data repository

- Normalized data for new system implementations, or existing system updates

- Location record mapping to include GPS (datum WGS84) and Circuit data

- State Plane, Circuit and PLSS information as required

- Backup data management & repository at no added cost to Sundance PPI customers