Abstract
 Migrating Germany's Third Largest Energy Company Track: Electric and Gas Author(s): Oliver M�ller-Bertram, Peter Gr�ninger, Peter Gr�ninger The liberalization of the electricity market in Europe enforces energy companies to quickly position themselves in the competition. Therefore, the EnBW decided to use the strength of the modern GIS system, ArcFM UT, to enhance its performance along the whole value-added chain. EnBW provides electricity and gas to the second largest state in Germany, Baden-W�rttemberg, and also operates throughout Germany and in other markets of central and eastern Europe. This covers about 5 million people. A very important task when introducing a companywide GIS system is the data migration into this new system and keeping the investments made in capturing these tons and tons of data (ca. 100.000 km of cables and pipes). This topic will show strategies, experiences and risks when migrating data from three different systems (SICAD-AKOSIC VL, SICAD-UT 3.2, Microstation) to one integrated Esri-based platform. Oliver M�ller-Bertram EnBW Systeme Infrastruktur Support GmbH Bolzstr. 8 Stuttgart , Baden-W�rttemberg 70174 DE Phone: +4971128922134 Fax: +4971128954504 E-mail: O.Mueller-Bertram@enbw.com Peter Gr�ninger BARAL Geohaus-Consulting AG Aulberstra�e 24 Reutlingen , Baden-W�rttemberg 72762 DE Phone: +497121946438 Fax: +497121946422 E-mail: peter.grueninger@baral.de Peter Gr�ninger BARAL Geohaus-Consulting AG Aulberstra�e 24 Reutlingen , Baden-W�rttemberg 72762 DE Phone: +497121946438 Fax: +497121946422 E-mail: peter.grueninger@baral.de |
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