Our view: Climate change concerns, technology advances and consumer involvement are the key factors driving the utility industry. Collectively, these drivers are overturning traditional assumptions about energy consumers and the fundamental value proposition of the industry itself.
Read the report: Plugging in the consumer: Innovating utility business models for the future (US)
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Business solutions
Deep industry expertise provides the foundation for solving the most complex business problems.
Real results
A new approach to the procurement process brings down costs for National Grid Transco.
"Changing regulatory requirements. Aging workforce. Aging infrastructure. The utilities industry sits at a tipping point as market forces converge in a unique way. Transforming through new approaches, new methods, and new technologies represents a critical component of an overall solution."
F. Michael Valocchi
Global Energy and Utilities Leader
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Research, analysis and perspectives to address critical business issues.
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- Financial management services
enable the finance function to address risks and drive enterprise-wide profit improvement.
- Human capital management
helps an organisation leverage the talent of their workforce to create true marketplace differentiation.
- Application services
leverages global delivery to address the full continuum of the application life cycle.
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