Asset management in the energy sector
Full control over network infrastructure. A single, up-to-date knowledge base. Data-driven decisions – from planning to maintenance
See how your business can benefit from modern EAM/CMMS systems – SID (Distribution Information System) and ZMS (Network Asset Management)
These systems form the foundation of digital Asset Management in the commercial energy sector. They integrate technical data, spatial data and business data, creating a single, coherent source of knowledge about the operator’s network infrastructure. The implementation of SID and ZMS systems enables comprehensive Asset Management of network assets as well as operational and investment processes. These systems ensure data centralisation, process automation and decision support at every stage of the infrastructure lifecycle.
By using EAM/CMMS solutions, you can:
maintain a single, comprehensive and standardised database of the network,
manage the maintenance records for equipment, stations and lines, including a full operational history,
ensure that the information provided to technical and decision-making departments is up to date and reliable,
optimise operating and capital costs through technical and spatial analyses,
reduce response times to faults and the process of connecting new customers,
integrate EAM/CMMS with SCADA, ADMS, ERP (SAP), billing and CBP systems.
Where are SID and ZMS systems most effective?
These solutions are designed for the largest Distribution System Operators (DSOs/DSOs-N), the Transmission System Operator (TSO) and companies managing extensive power infrastructure.
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SID and ZMS have been designed to manage extensive network infrastructure. These systems enable the centralisation of data on devices, lines, stations and associated facilities, ensuring the full digitisation of technical documentation and event history.
The solutions integrate with GIS maps (ESRI ArcGIS), SCADA/ADMS systems, ERP (SAP), billing and metering systems. As a result, data is automatically synchronised, and operational and investment processes are carried out within a single, coherent environment.
Advanced engineering analyses – flow, short-circuit and optimisation analyses – support outage planning, network development and the reduction of technical losses, forming the foundation for the implementation of the smart grid concept.
- Centralisation of information – creating a single, coherent database of network infrastructure, equipment and facilities, complete with a full operational history.
- Support for operational and strategic processes – from operational planning, through field work, to investment analyses and reporting.
- Data timeliness – the systems provide access to the most up-to-date information on the network, which is crucial for the reliability and security of energy supply.
- Integration with external systems – SCADA, ADMS, ERP (SAP), billing and metering systems, enabling the automation of data flow and processes.
Find out more about the modules that can make up a system for network asset management
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Frequently Asked Questions
A single database, faster decision-making, reduced connection and fault-resolution times, improved investment planning and lower operating costs thanks to automation and analytics.
Yes, asset mapping and digitisation form the foundation of the smart grid; engineering calculation tools, integration with CBP/SCADA and development modules support predictive grid control and the integration of RES.
ZMS/SID systems are designed for deep integration (PS/IM,FI-AA, MM in SAP; SCADA/ADMS; billing/CBP); this is confirmed by implementations at distribution system operators.
Yes, the ZET and Teren Zlecenia mobile apps work both offline and online; once connectivity is restored, the data is synchronised and the location of the teams is visible on the map (GPS).
Application registration, technical requirements, contracts/addenda, project initiation, PPE generation and management, connection status reports. All in one place, with integration with related modules.
The Outage Module schedules and records outages (SCADA), checks for conflicts and limits, calculates energy not supplied/saved, and reports SAIDI/SAIFI figures.
Yes, a comprehensive inventory of devices, stock records/documents, installation sheets, bulk verification orders, and integration with billing/meter reading systems.
Development – Planning (10-year plan, forecasts, Energy Regulatory Office) and Development – Implementation (Power System Plan, budgets, reserves, acceptance tests, high-voltage/low-voltage networks, map updates) — fully integrated with SAP and GIS.
The Property Module maintains records of properties, easements and claims; it integrates with the map; and generates reports and requests for PT/LT/OT property documents to be sent to SAP.
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