OpenGov for Government

OpenGov Products Support Effective and Accountable Government Services

Government that operates efficiently, adapts to change, and strengthens public trust.

Applied Geologics is the Canadian Partner for OpenGov products, with direct specialization in Enterprise Asset Management.  The OpenGov Public Service Platform suite of products are:

 

OpenGov Enterprise Asset Management Summary

The EAM is web-based, and very easy to use. A simple but very powerful engine that is highly customizable by using straightforward tools and not requiring an extensive IT support group. More often than not integration with other corporate systems is seamless. Best practices and standards are incorporated. An interactive map is built into almost every working environment. With over 20 years of experience behind them, OpenGov understands what an enterprise work and asset management system must do!

The OpenGov EAM includes features such as request management, work order management, asset management, resources management, fleet management, and facilities management, and more – all with a consistent and easy to use interface. Out-of-the-box the system includes 65+ pre-built asset templates which can be modified or replicated using a graphical interface. Most notably, the work order management feature is second to none and is fully integrated with all other features.

The OpenGov EAM stores data in a central repository, either on or off premises, allowing all departments to easily share information and communicate with each other in real-time. Data is accessed and edited either in the office or in the field using laptops, tablets, and smartphones. Each interface can be customized so that a user will see only the information that is applicable to their role – thus enhancing the user experience. Ultimately, the OpenGov EAM can optimize overall efficiency by removing data silos that can cause redundancy and by streamlining an enterprise-wide workflow.

The OpenGov EAM utilizes the latest web technologies. The scalable web server components are built using Microsoft’s ASP.NET MVC Framework and render cross-browser-compliant HTML, JavaScript and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) to the client’s web browser. HTML 5, JavaScript, jQuery, CSS3 and AJAX are leveraged heavily to develop a rich user experience. The back-end business logic and data access layers driving the application are written in C# using test-driven design techniques. OpenGov EAM is the only Operations Management System developed with web standard HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. The system is device agnostic and straightforward to tune for multiple desired user experiences.  The system utilizes Windows-based servers and Microsoft SQL Server for the backend database.

OpenGov EAM Website  (Will redirect to OpenGov website)



Connected GIS

  • Connected GIS for Assets and Work

View assets, work, and conditions in a live map powered by Esri ArcGIS. Keep data in sync and give teams a shared view for planning and response.

Asset Management Records

  • Complete Asset Records

    Maintain a full history of each asset, including condition, inspections, costs, and work performed. Give teams and leadership a clear, reliable source of truth.

Work Planning

  • Work Planning

    Assign and schedule work based on location, priority, and crew capacity. Use AI to balance workloads and reduce travel time.

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Inventory Management

  • Inventory and Parts Tracking

    Track materials and equipment from warehouse to field. Know what is available, where it is, and when to reorder.

Mobile Tools

  • Mobile Tools for Field Crews

    Access work orders, update status, capture photos, and log time from any device. Work offline and sync when back online.

Performance Tracking

  • Performance and Cost Tracking

    Track labor, materials, and equipment costs alongside work history. Understand how assets are performing and where resources are going.

Capital Planning

  • Capital Planning and Scenario Modeling

    Plan capital improvements using asset condition, risk, and cost data. Compare cross-asset scenarios and forecast long-term needs.

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