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SSP Innovations Acquires TC Technology
SSP Innovations Acquires TC Technology
Published by Gbaf News
Posted on July 4, 2018
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Published by Gbaf News
Posted on July 4, 2018
UTILITY GIS LEADER GAINS INDUSTRY LEADING MOBILE PRODUCT OFFERING TO CONTINUE MARKET EXPANSION WITH THIRD ACQUISITION
SSP Innovations, LLC (SSP) is pleased to announce the acquisition of TC Technology, a leading provider of mobile solutions and services for the utility, telecom, and pipeline industries. With the TC Technology (TCT) acquisition, SSP will acquire MIMS (Mobile Information Management System) – in addition to supporting the current functionality MIMS offers, SSP will also utilize it to extend its Lifecycle application suite for both graphic design and inspections.
“SSP had an overarching goal to add a mobile offering to our GIS business and our longstanding relationship with TC Technology made them the perfect fit,” SSP CEO Skye Perry said. “SSP will embrace the existing MIMS product line while immediately focusing on integrating the technology into our existing work and asset management practice thus providing our customers with an unparalleled solution for both the back office and the mobile utility workforce.”
“Beyond integrating SSP Lifecycle and MIMS Mobile to provide a seamlessly integrated work planning, compatible unit estimating, work order design, as-built editing, and asset inspection solution,” TC Technology President Jason Linley added “SSP will also fully support the MIMS product line as it evolves into the era of the Esri utility network. This will enable our customers to utilize the new utility network data structures, tracing, editing, and workflow in a fully disconnected mobile environment.”
Jason will continue to spearhead the advancement of mobile ArcGIS technology throughout the SSP business as Director of Mobile Product Management.
“As we are entering the next generation of utility, pipeline, and telecom GIS, SSP’s continuing focus on consolidation of the top GIS firms provides a true competitive advantage as it will allow us to best service the industry for many years to come.” Skye Perry added.
UTILITY GIS LEADER GAINS INDUSTRY LEADING MOBILE PRODUCT OFFERING TO CONTINUE MARKET EXPANSION WITH THIRD ACQUISITION
SSP Innovations, LLC (SSP) is pleased to announce the acquisition of TC Technology, a leading provider of mobile solutions and services for the utility, telecom, and pipeline industries. With the TC Technology (TCT) acquisition, SSP will acquire MIMS (Mobile Information Management System) – in addition to supporting the current functionality MIMS offers, SSP will also utilize it to extend its Lifecycle application suite for both graphic design and inspections.
“SSP had an overarching goal to add a mobile offering to our GIS business and our longstanding relationship with TC Technology made them the perfect fit,” SSP CEO Skye Perry said. “SSP will embrace the existing MIMS product line while immediately focusing on integrating the technology into our existing work and asset management practice thus providing our customers with an unparalleled solution for both the back office and the mobile utility workforce.”
“Beyond integrating SSP Lifecycle and MIMS Mobile to provide a seamlessly integrated work planning, compatible unit estimating, work order design, as-built editing, and asset inspection solution,” TC Technology President Jason Linley added “SSP will also fully support the MIMS product line as it evolves into the era of the Esri utility network. This will enable our customers to utilize the new utility network data structures, tracing, editing, and workflow in a fully disconnected mobile environment.”
Jason will continue to spearhead the advancement of mobile ArcGIS technology throughout the SSP business as Director of Mobile Product Management.
“As we are entering the next generation of utility, pipeline, and telecom GIS, SSP’s continuing focus on consolidation of the top GIS firms provides a true competitive advantage as it will allow us to best service the industry for many years to come.” Skye Perry added.