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dTIMS
Manage all your asset types on one platform.
Decision support tool for making consistent, accurate and informed decisions concerning the life-cycle of assets such as roads, bridges, water and safety.
dTIMS (Deighton's Total Infrastructure Management System) software solution is a powerful decision support tool for making consistent, accurate and informed decisions concerning the life-cycle of assets such as roads, bridges, water and safety. Empower asset managers at all levels to make consistent, accurate and informed decisions concerning the current and future condition of their infrastructure. Combined with the organization’s business methods, dTIMS provides a complete picture of the assets your organization maintains, where they are located and their current and future conditions.
User Friendly UI
Completely enhanced interface developed to make tasks easier and create more room for the workspace.
Multiple Assets
Accurate and informed decisions concerning the life-cycle of assets such as: roads, bridges, water and safety.
Analysis Engine
Most powerful anaylsis engine on the market including cross asset optimization.
Mapping
Show changes to your network over time providing a useful reference to examine the changes ongoing each year.
Performance Indexes
Perfomance index models developed based on experience from local engineers and Deighton.
Strip Maps
Get a visual representation of your network which shows locations and corresponding data.
Reporting
Detailed reports, comparative reports,
map based reports and more.
Long Term Impacts
View the impact of current work plans or simulate the potential impact of budget increases or cutbacks.
Manage all your asset types on one platform.
Decision support tool for making consistent, accurate and informed decisions concerning the life-cycle of assets such as roads, bridges, water and safety.
dTIMS (Deighton's Total Infrastructure Management System) software solution is a powerful decision support tool for making consistent, accurate and informed decisions concerning the life-cycle of assets such as roads, bridges, water and safety. Empower asset managers at all levels to make consistent, accurate and informed decisions concerning the current and future condition of their infrastructure. Combined with the organization’s business methods, dTIMS provides a complete picture of the assets your organization maintains, where they are located and their current and future conditions.
• Supports Linear or Spatial referencing methods
• Fully user configurable
• Powerful Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA)
• Dynamic Segmentation based upon any criteria available in the system
• Sophisticated modeling of asset deterioration
• Strategic cross asset optimization and trade-off analysis
• Securely integrate to external data sources
• Supports Microsoft SQL Server, Access and Oracle
User Friendly UI
Completely enhanced interface developed to make tasks easier and create more room for the workspace.
Multiple AssetsAccurate and informed decisions concerning the life-cycle of assets such as: roads, bridges, water and safety.
Analysis EngineMost powerful anaylsis engine on the market including cross asset optimization.
MappingShow changes to your network over time providing a useful reference to examine the changes ongoing each year.
Performance Indexes
Perfomance index models developed based on experience from local engineers and Deighton.
Strip MapsGet a visual representation of your network which shows locations and corresponding data.
ReportingDetailed reports, comparative reports,
map based reports and more.
Long Term Impacts
View the impact of current work plans or simulate the potential impact of budget increases or cutbacks.
Solutions
Our software solutions
From The Blogroll
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- Optimization in dTIMS
Gary Ruck P. Eng. Deighton - Deighton and IDS Joint Sponsors at MairePav7
Derek Roux, MWH New Zealand - dTIMS 9 Enhanced Linear Referencing
Rob DeSanti, Deighton - Maintenance Activities in Local Government
Dan Roberts, Deighton Denver
