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Revolutionizing the customer experience in energy and utilities with the cloud

CGI

Energy and utilities companies are increasingly moving to the cloud to gain a number of business advantages, including enhanced data security and access. Migrating data to the cloud is not only a more secure way to store data, but also makes it easier to access the data.

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Harnessing AI and data analytics can make clean energy more viable

IBM Big Data Hub

To assist utility companies, IBM has created the Clean Electrification Maturity Model (CEMM) in conjunction with the American Productivity & Quality Center (APQC). Companies that harness AI and data analytics can also make clean energy more viable overall by increasing their cost competitiveness over legacy energy sources.

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The total experience imperative for Utilities

OpenText Information Management

Many Utilities now realize that a poor customer experience (CX) can put their organizations at risk, whether it’s reputational risk, or regulatory, financial or compliance risks. In a recent webinar with … The post The total experience imperative for Utilities appeared first on OpenText Blogs.

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How utilities can boost engagement, retention, and profits

OpenText Information Management

Utilities have undertaken a large transformation journey to leverage new technologies (such as AI, IoT, robotics, etc.) But what about customer experience?

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The future of energy services: time for a step change in using data to improve the customer experience

CGI

While robotic process automation (RPA) can be used to automate many industry processes, how do utilities ensure they automate the right processes rather than just use “tech for tech’s sake”?

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 Transitioning to a sustainable energy future

OpenText Information Management

Around the world, energy costs are spiking to record-high prices and aren’t expected to subside anytime soon. In fact, according to the World Bank, the price of energy commodities is expected to be 46 percent higher on average in 2023.

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What’s holding back operational excellence in the utility sector?

OpenText Information Management

Once upon a time, the utility industry was a relatively simple place to be. It was all about the safe and consistent generation and distribution of energy with good capacity planning, minimal outages and happy customers. Then it all changed. Climate change happened. Infrastructure got older. appeared first on OpenText Blogs.