Quartic worked with VWD to modernize several components of its GIS system, since it had failed, field workers were without GIS for several days.

The County of San Diego’s Emergency Operations Center (EOC) used its GIS mapping software and technology to respond to Tropical Storm Hillary.

Quartic Solutions worked with the City of San Marcos to assess its GIS organizational needs and build an Esri ArcGIS Enterprise Cloud.

In September 2015, the City began migrating to the Accela Civic Platform, and the Accela ROW Management Module was selected as the replacement for IMCAT. 

Improving bus stops will make public transportation safer and more enjoyable. In early 2022, a transit company was looking for solutions to maintain the condition of bus stops and bus stop amenities.

The City of San Marcos wanted to have a way to share mapping data easily and directly with citizens. They developed an easy-to-use website that is now open to the public.

From highly-technical solutions to complex problems to fast response and general staff augmentation. Quartic provides expertise to support El Cajon’s GIS needs as they occur.

GIS technology can be used in various industries to enhance efficient data usage and, through that, better decision-making. Long Beach Transit (LBT) has realized the importance of good-quality data.

Improving the accuracy of the LA Homeless Count by utilizing the latest location-based technology. The application developed was based on Esri ArcGIS® QuickCapture.

SanGIS, a Joint Powers Authority (JPA), improved processes for maintaining the regional GIS by implementing Esri’s Parcel Fabric and ArcGIS Pro editing tools.

The City of San Diego has recently expanded its green waste recycling program to include weekly organic waste recycling collection for all households currently eligible for collection services.

Cupertino significantly improved the daily processes for its mobile workforce and streamlined the integration of its GIS and EAM in the field by migrating to the geospatial cloud.

The County of San Diego recently upgraded to a full ArcGIS Enterprise environment, and the number of users accessing the Portal has increased.

Pursuing open data, transparency, and collaboration in the GIS world is a rather large undertaking technology-wise. If you don’t get ahead, the risk of falling behind is too great.

San Diego's Transportation and Stormwater Department manages the policies and procedures to minimize damage to public infrastructure and recover costs from ROW.

n 2018, the City of San Diego rolled out Phase 1 of a SAP-based software solution to improve the City’s management of infrastructure assets.

Using applications available through ArcGIS Online, such as Web AppBuilder and Operations dashboard, combined with field applications (Survey123, Collector, and Workforce),

Using SAP HANA along with Esri ArcGIS, the City of San Diego was able to leverage state-of-the-art technologies to put location information into the hands of the Street Sweeping Supervisors.