Today’s smart cities (& military bases) are embracing fully connected networks that use data from IoT sensors to optimize energy efficiency, security, traffic, infrastructure, emergency response and more. But the headlines keep coming. Our smart grid networks are constantly under attack. Russian hackers infiltrated utility control rooms. Cyber criminals took control of DC surveillance cameras. In Dallas, they set off the citywide emergency alarm system for 90 minutes. The list goes on and on. Traditional cyber defenses simply don’t cut it. We need to find a new approach to protect IoT and critical infrastructure. At TerraGo, we think we have

The new maintenance features in TerraGo Streetlights puts powerful new tools at the fingertips of the workers that need it most. Instead of flying blind, doing a glove test or running through a series of manual procedures, workers can now use an app to quickly and safely resolve outages and issues. A growing number of smart utilities and cities are giving their workers TerraGo Streetlights maintenance applications to improve service, customer satisfaction and productivity. The idea is simply to give field crews better information and more control so they can fix problems faster than ever. Now instead of being forced

After decades of pencil-and-paper pipeline tracking, the petroleum industry can save time and money and reduce risk by joining the mobile revolution and embracing Smart Energy applications, according to a recent guest article in Pipeline & Gas Journal. Lance Fugate, Vice President of Operations with Calgary-based TerraGo partner Enmapp Pipeline Data, writes that his company’s Smart Energy mobile application, built on the TerraGo Magic zero-code platform, facilitates real-time data collection and reporting, using customer-generated maps, forms, reports and workflows, downloaded onto a smartphone or tablet computer. The Enmapp app allows workers at the jobsite to report performance issues digitally to