Case Studies
Insight enables Rotherham MBC to Secure an Extra £5m Funding
Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council is projecting long-term efficiency savings after allocating an extra five million pounds of funding to its A-road network. The action was taken thanks to the condition projection and budget modelling features within Symology’s Insight for Pavement Management solution.
Tameside’s Fully Integrated Highway Asset Management System Delivers Profound Efficiency Savings
Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council has achieved far reaching efficiency savings through the scale of their Symology infrastructure. The Insight suite of asset management solutions is now used across all relevant business areas at the council, enabling full operational integration between all highways functions. The result is streamlined processes, improved customer service and a huge array of everyday economies of scale.
Symology Licences Module provides unique Street Works Efficiencies at Camden Council
Camden Council has reduced systems complexity and the potential for error within its highway operations by adopting Symology’s Insight Licences module.
Symology Mobile Device Software Brings Multiple Efficiency Savings To Solihull MBC
Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council anticipates significant end-of-year efficiency savings after making all of its network inspection teams fully mobile. Leading the way with mobile devices, the council is showcasing the power of the technology and its capacity to revolutionise the role of inspectors, and thus improve service levels. This has been made possible through Symology’s Insight Mobile solution.
Symology Customer Services Module enables Cambridgeshire Contact Centre Capability
Cambridgeshire County Council has reduced costs and improved service by centralising all customer contact in a dedicated call centre, with operators trained to field calls on most council issues.
TMA - Meeting the Deadline
How a collaborative approach to working eased the transition to EToN 4 for National Grid, and provided benefits for the whole Street Works community.
The Scottish Road Works Register - Helping Avoid Disruption
For many years, the entire community of roads authorities and utilities in Scotland have co-operated in using a joint system, and benefited from a centralised register of road works activities.
The application of the latest GIS technologies has added further benefits, and is opening up the opportunities for a new era in the management and co-ordination of street works.
Not only can this provide improved efficiencies in utility and roads authority operations, but can significantly reduce the disruption impact on the travelling public.
View/Download The Scottish Road Works Register - Helping Avoid Disruption (PDF)
Bedfordshire County Council/Jacobs Babtie - Bridging the Gap.
Highway structures represent a significant publicly owned asset that form an integral part of the transport infrastructure and are often prominent features of the community and its heritage. The principles of Asset Management are fundamental to deriving long-term strategies, and the need to develop tools and procedures to support the effective management of highway structures has become widely recognised in recent years.
The case study "Bridging the Gap" explains how Symology has worked closely with it's user base (in particular Bedfordshire Council County/Jacobs Babtie) to provide a comprehensive integrated solution for the management of Bridges and Structures.
View/Download Bedfordshire County Council/Jacobs Babtie - Bridging the Gap (PDF)
Buckinghamshire County Council - 20 Years and still going strong.
Back in 1985, Buckinghamshire County Council, already appreciating the benefits of standardisation and packaged solutions, embarked on a project to install Symology's PUSWA package throughout the County. The success of this project started the beginning of a close, mutually beneficial relationship, which continues to thrive to this day.
View/Download Buckinghamshire County Council Case Study (PDF)
Dudley MBC - Asset Management Case Study
"An Integrated Asset Management System is fast becoming an essential tool for the Highway Manager". So says Mike Bosworth, Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council's Highway Asset Manager.