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Infosys and CSTEP propose a road map for India's power sector
India must harness digital technology to guarantee its energy security, according to a report by Infosys and the Center for Study of Science, Technology and Policy.More
Ameren saves US$ 25 million from streamlined supply chain
Infosys helped the leading utility reengineer its manual and fragmented supply chain processes to improve productivity by over 50% and reduce cycle times by over 60%.Download
Hafslund offers a compelling customer experience with CRM
Infosys' CRM solution integrated the Norwegian utility's IT systems to help enhance customer relationships.More
United Utilities adopts SOA to modernize systems
With Infosys' legacy modernization solution, United Utilities realizes its vision of creating a flexible IT environment.More
British Energy achieves business-IT alignment with SOA
Infosys adopted a Process Driven Architecture approach to help British Energy scale up and innovate.More
The Business Opportunities in your Geographic Information System
Utilities can extract maximum value from their Geographic Information System (GIS) programs by prioritizing key areas of implementation. In a presentation at DistribuTECH 2009, Infosys’ experts proposed a three-step approach to realize...
From Regulation to Reinvention - A Road Map for Utilities
Infosys’ experts consider regulatory compliance as an opportunity to implement Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) and Meter Data Management (MDM) systems. It will ensure the transformation of operations and development of innovative services.
Auto pilot: Manage utility projects with the Oracle E-Business Suite
The dynamic landscape in Utilities demands better risk management and accelerated time-to-market. Infosys' experts blog on addressing project challenges by capitalizing on the Oracle E-Business Suite.
Engage Customers with Web 2.0
The Internet offers infinite possibilities for utilities. Web 2.0 enables self-service, customer participation and generates revenue through social networking and social commerce.Customer Service Application Readies Utility Major for Market Changes
With deregulation of utility markets just six months away, a utility company needed another year to replace its old legacy system. Infosys developed a CRM-focused system using a co-sourcing approach. The new architecture enabled the company to accommodate...Retiring Legacy Systems for a Healthier Wallet
An electric utility major realized that growth in information technology services created hundreds of disintegrated applications. A rising operations and maintenance budget did not reflect in incremental value for end-users. Infosys identified cost savings in applications...Call Work Optimization and CTI Implementation to Improve Customer Service
A leading utility company sought to improve the productivity of its call service representatives by improving the design of workstation applications. It also wanted to integrate computer telephony to reduce the duration of calls...Featured Article
Enabling Utilities to Practice Sustainability
Infosys believes in conducting business in a sustainable manner. Our Project Ozone conserves resources and prevents pollution across our development centers worldwide. Our vision is to become "carbon and water neutral". When we partner with our Utility clients, we act as change agents by sharing our best practices in water management, energy conservation and waste management.
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Infosys’ testing solution helps Itron complete high-scale benchmark testing for Itron Enterprise Edition™ Meter Data Management.
Infosys at the Gita's Geospatial Infrastructure Solutions Conference 2009
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