Top 2025 utility analytics trends transforming the industry
Advanced analytics is helping utilities tackle challenges head-on—transforming operations, improving decision-making, and creating new opportunities to adapt and excel
Category: Data Strategy
Proactive compliance in utilities
Explore how to stay ahead of compliance in an ever-evolving regulatory landscape with strategies for proactive documentation and efficient regulatory inquiry management. Compliance managers face
Compliance at scale: automating your way to operational excellence
Modern utilities face an unprecedented challenge: how to stay ahead of evolving compliance requirements without compromising operational efficiency. As regulatory frameworks become more complex, maintaining
Streamline regulatory tasks with Compliance as a Service (CaaS)
As the regulation landscape continues evolving, businesses are turning to Compliance as a Service (CaaS) to optimize compliance tasks, reduce risks, and control costs while
Developing a Website Measurement Plan for Utilities
Successful energy and utility businesses have always prioritized confident measurement. The modern transition to a digitally connected industry has elevated the importance of website analytics.
Balancing innovation and regulation with cloud migration
Discover how utilities can approach their cloud migration challenges to ensure a smooth transition, enabling enhanced efficiency and innovation. A recent Harvard Business Review survey
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Create a Flight Path to Cloud Analytics
Hybrid Cloud Strategy for Utilities: Plan an Achievable Flight Path to Cloud Analytics Learn how to create an effective and attainable Hybrid Cloud Strategy for
Scaling an Analytics Team and a Data and Analytics Platform for Growth
Read how Snohomish Public Utility District’s data strategy strengthened its team to deliver analytics efficiently and effectively to 1,000 coworkers and 390,000 utility customers.
Taking the stress out of a utility’s compliance reporting
Snapshot California’s Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety (OEIS) ensures that utilities are doing their part to reduce wildfire risks by requiring each provider to submit an annual Wildfire
