Outage response with an OMS: Faster, smoother, less wasteful

To invest in any new technology, utility leaders need to see evidence that it can deliver real results. Otherwise, it’s hard to justify a budget line item. Fortunately, there is … Continue reading “Outage response with an OMS: Faster, smoother, less wasteful”

Empower your utility by integrating your OMS with other systems

The true power of a modern outage management system (OMS) doesn’t come from that single piece of software. Rather, utilities can integrate their OMS deployments with other key technology tools … Continue reading “Empower your utility by integrating your OMS with other systems”

How far has outage management technology come – and what’s next?

Utilities know their relationship with customers is based on trust. Consumers of power, water and gas rely on their utility providers to keep service consistent, and to quickly rectify any … Continue reading “How far has outage management technology come – and what’s next?”

Utility management solutions for gas, electric and water

Creating efficient workflows within your utility office isn’t easy if the company lacks the right technology. Finding the right software solutions is a way to simultaneously empower your team and … Continue reading “Utility management solutions for gas, electric and water”

An overview of power outage management systems and solutions

In an era when utilities are dealing with opposing trends – aging infrastructure is increasing the risk of outages, yet members’ expectations and standards have never been higher – technology … Continue reading “An overview of power outage management systems and solutions”

Augmented Reality Tech for Utilities: Bring Data into the Real World

Utilities using technology intelligently have spent the past few years increasing their engagement with data, integrating exact information on the sources and locations of disruptions into their workflows. This is … Continue reading “Augmented Reality Tech for Utilities: Bring Data into the Real World”