The document describes ELVIS, a new integrated platform for asset and operation management. ELVIS integrates best-of-breed standard software products like SAP Work Manager, Maximo, ArcGIS, and others. These software products work together for tasks like transmission line modeling, planning work, executing work in the field via mobile apps, tracking work progress, and managing assets. The integrated platform allows for improved asset and operation management.

1. ELVIS
Transmission line
maintenance
Vesa Malinen

4. SAP Work Manager
Mobile
Oracle Primavera
Project Portfolio &
Management
Primavera adapter
Maximo Spatial
IBM Maximo Asset
Management
ESRI ArcGIS
GIS
Electron CAPE
Relay simulation
IPS Relex
Relay Management
Siemens PSS®ODMS
Grid modeling
Siemens PSS®E
Grid calculation
OSIsoft PI
AF & ProcessBook
Asset health
OSIsoft PI
Real-time &
data storage
other integrations to Accounting, Metering,
Document Management, Business Intelligens,
Invoicing, among others
SCADA
ELVIS
– THE NEW PLATFORM
FOR ASSET AND OPERATION
MANAGEMENT
Integrated best-of-breed standard
software products
ELVIS

5. ArcGIS: Transmission line modelling

6. ArcGIS - Maximo: Master data and integration

7. Maximo: Planning the work
Work order
Work packageWork program
Work order
Work order

8. Maximo (at the office)
SAP Work Manager
(on site)
Maximo and SAP Work Manager: Master data
and integration

9. SAP Work Manager: Work on the field

10. Maximo: Work progress and deviations

11. SAP Work Manager
Mobile
Maximo Spatial
IBM Maximo Asset
Management
ESRI ArcGIS
GIS
ELVIS
– THE NEW PLATFORM
FOR ASSET AND OPERATION
MANAGEMENT
Integrated best-of-breed standard
software products
ELVIS

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Reference of page 3 picture:
Description: Power lines in the municipality of Al Khor in northern Qatar, not far from the village of Umm al Quhab (also known as Umm al Qahab).
Link: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File%3AQatar%2C_power_lines_(7).JPG
Attribution: By Vincent van Zeijst (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons