A single-user deployment provides the full analytic capability of the utility network while hosted on a file or mobile geodatabase.This model enables large-scale, multiuser deployments and full network display, editing, and analysis capabilities through web maps and apps, mobile apps, and ArcGIS Pro on the desktop. An enterprise deployment provides the richest capabilities of the utility network through a services-based architecture using ArcGIS Enterprise.The utility network can be accessed with either an enterprise or single-user deployment: Analyze how the network is affected by real-world events such as storms, outages, or equipment failure.Provide an operational view of how all the dynamic devices of your utility are currently configured.Trace how resources, such as gas, water, and electricity, flow through the network.Discover how features and objects in the network are connected.Create and edit features and objects that model every type of utility equipment.With a utility network, you can do the following:
It is designed to model all of the components that make up your system-such as wires, pipes, valves, zones, devices, and circuits-and allows you to build real-world behavior into the network features you model. A utility network is the main component users work with when managing utility and telecom networks in ArcGIS, providing a comprehensive framework of functionality for the modeling of utility systems such as electric, gas, water, storm water, wastewater, and telecommunications.
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