23/02/2026 | Utilities
Northern Ireland Water
Making the most of mobile
Northern Ireland Water is continuing to augment the value that it gains from its investment in Esri’s ArcGIS technology, by expanding its use of mobile apps. Across the organisation, around 250 employees and contractors now use a range of ArcGIS mobile solutions in the field, in digital processes that are easy to use, highly efficient and fully backed up.
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ArcGIS has sped up the whole process from the installation of new pipes to the recording of the as-built assets. It has gone from taking months to just a couple of weeks.
Aidan McCann,
Asset Data Manager, NI Water
Our back-up solution allows us to apply the same rigorous backup strategy to the new data captured in the field and stored online as our legacy data held on premise.
Andrew Murphy,
Lead Analyst, NI Water
The new Ingress and Infiltration platform allows field staff and contractors to capture network data in real-time and automatically inform analysts and managers, to identify trends or raise follow-on work.
Micheal Coyle,
Ingress and Infiltration Project Manager, NI Water
The ArcGIS dashboard for NI Water’s Ingress and Infiltration programme, used for managing the process of finding locations where water enters the sewerage network
A view from NI Water’s ArcGIS Rehabilitation Programme solution, which enables fieldworkers to add annotations and highlight corrections on designs.