Improve your field services with Lemur.
Bring the power of geospatial technology to field workers. Lemur provides users zero-training access to your existing GIS. Staff can use geospatial workflows like redlining and as-builting to improve both field and back-office business processes.
Lemur is purpose built to work offline, so staff can perform remote duties regardless of cell coverage. By delivering an intuitive, robust geospatial toolset, Lemur reduces time wasted finding information, improves safety, and increases field efficiency.
With Lemur, you add the benefits of powerful GIS tools to sophisticated work management, assignment, tracking, and other capabilities of your field service solution. Lemur complements your organization’s field service solution with world-class geospatial capabilities that no standalone field service app delivers. Lemur’s unique connectors to field service apps make field workflows powerful and intuitive.
Lemur supports a wide array of field operations, from vegetation management to asset maintenance and construction. It provides security that includes encrypted communication and authentication, as well as central control over access of critical infrastructure data.
Lemur can save 3-5% on field service costs by reducing overhead, errors and waste. Organizations can leverage the mobile GIS solution to:
Whether you’re online or offline, experience all of these capabilities in a blazing fast map experience anywhere you work.
Discover the benefits of bringing GIS and other enterprise apps to the field and back office. TRC’s Lemur mobile mapping solution seamlessly delivers integrated, intuitive tools for work order management, asset management and more. Staff can easily collect data and document work in a safe, efficient and accurate manner.
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Our practitioners share their insights and perspectives on the trends and challenges shaping the market.
Utilities struggle with asset data, which impacts every aspect of their business. Market priorities like grid modernization, decarbonization and increased energy demand only compound the problem of poor data quality.
Locana, an international leader in spatial technology, received the Modern Network Management Award at the 2023 Esri Infrastructure Management and GIS (IMGIS) Conference held in Palm Springs, California, October 10-12, 2023.
Locana, an international leader in spatial technology, received Esri’s ArcGIS Cloud Services Specialty, which designates Locana as an expert in deploying and managing ArcGIS in cloud environments such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure.
The role of field service management continues to dominate the world economy, as the market grows at an exponential rate. The market was estimated at 3.2 billion in 2021 and is projected to reach 5.7 billion by the end of 2026.
Locana, an international leader in spatial technology, today announced that on behalf of its Lemur Mobile GIS Solution, it participates in a secure software certification program from Veracode, a leading global provider of modern application security testing solutions.
For years, companies have been harnessing big data to glean insights that improve decision-making of every kind and at all levels, from entering new markets to building better products to delivering better services and experiences.
Locana, a global leader in technology consulting and geospatial systems development, announced Brookings Municipal Utilities (BMU) successful deployment of a modern geospatial enterprise leveraging Locana services.
Locana, a global leader in technology consulting and geospatial systems development, today announced the successful deployment of its LemurSM Solution by Omaha Metropolitan Utilities District (M.U.D.).
Locana, a leading geographic data and technology company, has won a 10-year National Geospatial Data and Technology Support Services contract for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
