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Utilities Project Management
Much more accurate forecasting
Eliminate waste, reduce costs and increase margins
Lead by example on sustainability
Champion you ESG standards
Stay on top of ESG
Ensure all environmental, social, and corporate governance data are always up to date and easily accessible.
Standardized work processes
Repeat project successes and ensure regulatory compliance with immediate access to all documentation.
Speed up invoices
Streamlined processes and centralized data will mean you can use automated templates to pay your supplier’s invoices and invoice your customers much quicker.
Reduce costs and waste
Once your planning capacity and resource management are improved, you’ll see a quantifiable reduction in waste and costs.
Better forecasting
Your forecasting accuracy will improve significantly now that your processes have been streamlined and all your units, divisions, and departments share and update all their data.
Employee retention
You’ll attract the appropriately qualified people and hold on to them for longer now that your resources are better managed and organized.
Giving you that all-important visibility
When the services you provide revolve around water, electricity, and telecommunications, the projects you take on are necessarily vast and complex. So you need two things.
On the one hand, you need that birds-eye view of each project and your portfolio of projects. And on the other, you have to have that granular view of each of those individual projects.
Our software solution gives you visibility into everything, wherever you are and whenever you need it.
Keeping everything lean and agile
One of the biggest challenges for the utilities sector is that the demand for the services you deliver is increasing just as we’re having to radically reduce emissions. So the demand for renewable energy is increasing dramatically.
That means energy generation is becoming ever more decentralized. With the result that the whole ecosystem is even more complex than it was before.
What that means is it’s even more important that all your data is centralized and your internal processes are streamlined. Because that’s the only way for your organization to stay lean and agile.
Improve forecasts, increase margins
One of the big problems with large infrastructure projects is the gap between projected costs and the actual costs that then arise. Which produces all sorts of ripple effects that result in a complete misalignment of resources.
In other words, many of the problems that arise around risk management can be traced back to inaccurate forecasting. And what that comes down to is your data, and how you manage it.
Which is where we come in. Our Utilities Project Management software solution does all of that for you.
Your problems, our solutions
We understand your pains. For over two decades, we’ve help companies in the utilities sector to manage their complex projects more efficiently, and with their constant drive for innovation.
The problem:
It’s difficult to decide what projects should be prioritized.
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We make it easy for you to define and apply your own standard criteria to projects. You can evaluate them based on a range of factors, including strategic impact, using our repeatable, reliable, and robust portfolio-scoring mechanism, and decide which project(s) should be prioritized.
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