The consulting practice behind the product.
Long before Logos had a name, utilities brought us their Smallworld problems. They still do. Product and consulting are the same team: the people who build Atlas also upgrade, tune, and extend utility GIS every week.
Bring the GIS work that needs doing.
Scoped engagements with clear deliverables, from a two-day health check to a multi-year program.
Smallworld upgrades & migrations
Upgrade planning and execution across Smallworld 4 and 5, with data and customizations accounted for before anything moves.
Custom Magik development
Tools, workflows, and fixes built inside your Smallworld environment, shaped to your model instead of around it.
Design Manager & design sync
Design Manager implementations and design synchronization, including SAP-linked designs: SAP holds the design record, Smallworld captures the physical assets.
Data quality & migration
Cleanup, model changes, and migrations that keep provenance intact, so nobody has to take the data on faith.
Integrations
Smallworld, Esri, SAP, and the rest of the stack connected where a workflow needs it.
Performance & health checks
Tuning and environment health checks for the GIS that got slow, fragile, or expensive to touch.
The utilities that bring us their GIS.
Product and consulting are different engagements; these teams know us as consultants first.

Arizona Public Service
Arizona's largest electric utility, serving well over a million customers across the state.

Salt River Project
One of the nation's largest public power utilities and a major supplier of water in Arizona.

Liberty Utilities
Providing regulated water, wastewater, gas, and electric services across North America.
Bring us the Smallworld problem nobody wants to own.
Scoped, quoted, and delivered by the team that builds the product. And if it turns out a workbench solves it faster than an engagement would, we'll say so.
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