
Digitalisation
Data has transformed how utilities operate, by expanding the volume and resolution of energy use data. Energy management will likely undergo a further transformation, at an increased pace, driven by the push toward electrification and the better use of the data produced by the digitalization of the grid. Data driven decision making creates operational efficiencies and drives cost reductions through advanced market segmentation and propensity modeling to shape customer engagement and digital channel messaging strategy. Recognizing that the data is an asset, an asset that properly managed will accelerate your program management and ease the transition to electrification, decarbonization. The acceleration of electrification and. decarbonization will result in the integration of two disciplines—data science and program management-and the resulting customer insights around behaviour patterns, needs, uses, and customer insights will enable deeper, richer insights as well as programs and measures that meet or anticipate customer needs. and customer needs, writes Karen Germain. She leaves you with these data asset management questions.
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