Grand Traverse County adopts a modern way of doing business using OpenGov enterprise asset management to optimize workflow, planning, and asset infrastructural efficiency.

OpenGov Enterprise Asset Management is the first big step in quality nurtured by Grand Traverse County, Michigan in the respect of governing its infrastructure facilities. The migration follows the long years of using spreadsheets, eMaint, and work orders based on papers, which slowed things down in various departments, such as Parks and Facilities.

As a result of the coordination problem, the county turned to a single coordinated solution that would allow it to optimize and coordinate existing labor processes and facilitate long-term capital planning on a GIS-based system. The asset management platform offered by OpenGov was characterized by the capability to connect its siloed systems and deliver mobile-first work order tools with comprehensive monitoring of the asset lifecycle.

With the help of OpenGov Enterprise Asset Management, Grand Traverse County hopes to increase efficiency in its scheduling activities and transparency in reporting and avoid unnecessary software. The platform will provide transparency in the operations of both departments in real time, so staff will be in a position to make informed decisions by utilizing data.

OpenGov is a leader in the public sector ERP solutions with over 2,000 local and state government o  rganizations as its technology partners in the U.S. Its asset management solutions are the focal point of efficiency, ROI, and public confidence in its business.