MinMax SMART continues to grow its footprint in North Dakota with the signing of Roughrider Electric Cooperative, a member-owned distribution organization serving a six-county area in the western part of the state. The electric cooperative was founded in 1948. Today, it serves more than 7,000 members and provides power to more than 10,000 meters. SMART…
South Central Arkansas Electric Cooperative has selected SMART for its extensive capabilities, flexible nature and ease of use. The progressive cooperative serves more than 10,000 consumers over nearly 2,000 miles of line. SMART offers a comprehensive library of assets and inspection questions, allowing utilities to quickly tailor forms and reports to their needs. Because SMART…
MinMax is proud to announce that Steve Collier, Director of Smart Grid Strategies for Milsoft Utility Solutions will serve as keynote speaker at the 2017 SMART User Conference. Steve will share insights on the future of the market, as well as the impact of new and emerging technologies. Following the keynote, attendees will have the…
MinMax SMART has taken another step towards nationwide adoption with the signing of its first customer in South Carolina. The electric cooperative is the largest in the state and one of the top 25 in the country. Founded in 1940 by six forward-thinking residents in a single county, the cooperative has grown and expanded with…
MinMax SMART is now in use in Arkansas, with the signing of an electric cooperative in the northwest part of the state. Founded in 1938, the member-owned cooperative now serves more than 70,000 homes, farms and businesses in Arkansas and Oklahoma. The cooperative selected MinMax SMART for its rapid-deployment capabilities, including integrated document management, pre-defined…
As a tool designed by utility industry professionals, SMART is a complete asset management and inspection system for transmission, substation and distribution assets. In order to provide highly-customizable, easy-to-use tools, MinMax Technology works closely with customers to introduce new SMART features on an on-going basis. Based on customer feedback we are pleased to roll out…
The second-largest municipal electric utility in Oklahoma has selected MinMax SMART to streamline inspections and strengthen data collection as part of its long-range plan to maintain and upgrade utility infrastructure. The community-owned utility has maintained its own electric generation since 1903 and is now the state’s largest transmission owner. With an intuitive interface, use of…
Long-time MinMax SMART customer City of Statesville is featured in the July issue of T&D World Magazine. The case study, submitted by Keith Courson and Billy Lara of the North Carolina municipal electric utility, traces the evolution of their tracking system from hand-written, paper logs through a SMART implementation that has enabled them to move…
With summer temperatures climbing, MinMax has released SMART 6.31, adding new customization options to the easy-to-use software. New features reflect common requests and wish list items from our customers. Is there something you wish you could do? Tell us! New in SMART 6.31: Inspections have a new Question Type called Difference that instantly compares current…
The largest electric cooperative in Tennessee has selected MinMax SMART to improve their asset management inspections and data collection. Following an extensive evaluation and review of available software tools, the cooperative selected SMART for its secure cloud-based environment, flexible and customizable guided inspections, and intuitive, user-friendly interface. Serving more than 210,000 residents and businesses through…