Wipro Recognized as a Differentiated Leader in Utility Solutions
Wipro has been a differentiated technology partner of choice since 1999 for global electric, gas, water and wastewater transmission and distribution (T&D) utilities. As our utility clients transform their businesses to provide clean, safe water and sustainable energy, Wipro continues to invest in the industry and technical expertise to accelerate their data and digital strategies.
Deep expertise in core utility process domains
Global utility leaders in many energy domains trust Wipro to help them adapt to changing customer preferences, decarbonization, decentralization, democratization, digitization and energy deregulation. By leveraging Wipro’s expertise through various transformation engagements, our clients have built customer value and future-readiness by strengthening their core capabilities and embedding new digital-enabled enterprise capabilities.
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When gas pipelines are ruptured by entities involved in excavation or similar activities, it leads to quite the scare.
The marketplace is currently abuzz with reports of Utilities initiating digital transformations and of service providers drawing up digital roadmaps and offerings. Most of these changes are geared towards the customer end of the Utilities business the retail segment, primarily in the form of establishing Web and mobility front ends and setting up a social footprint. Process automation, digital device integration and usage of advanced analytics are what Distribution Utilities are moving towards. However, there is need and scope for a more pervasive and deeper digital engagement at the distribution level.
The Energy 2020 transition offers companies a compelling opportunity to reimagine their operating model for a different future of fieldwork.
Recent innovation in smart grid technologies is set to transform the global electricity business by introducing transactional local markets, often referred to as “transactive energy”.
This paper presents a broad road-map and ‘the big four’ recommendations that can help realize sustained value with smart grid implementations. Additionally, it highlights key guidelines to realign, and transition, legacy architectural components and ease smart grid implementations.
In today’s world, the crews that maintain and upgrade utility infrastructures are busier than ever..
In previous articles of Wipro’s Energy 2020 blog series, we discussed the interplay of three major forces – maturing long-term energy trends, collapsing oil prices, and long-term ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic – and how these events will push energy companies to adapt their business models driven by the evolution of a different energy consumer.
With power outages that affected 4.5 million homes and businesses, an estimated economic damage of USD 195 billion and many customers facing the prospect of sharp spikes in their monthly bills
This event necessitated a review of Australia’s capacity
Wipro implements several ‘firsts’ for National Grid to deliver a world class, efficient, scalable Mobile platform of the future.
Wipro helped Thames Water install 40,000 smart meters in London area in 6 months by building a secure and sustainable path for affordable water supply via a Fixed network Integration solution
A case study on the successful partnership between Wipro and NV Energy, an electricity and gas utility based in Nevada, which profiles the implementation of NV Energy’s Enterprise Work and Asset Management (EWAM) program
CLK Enerji’s CIO, Serhan Ozhan speaks about Wipro’s extensive IT-OT integration work across systems for improved operational awareness and resource optimization.
Harsh weather conditions offer a useful reminder of the critical importance....
The various information systems were not integrated with other data sources and lacked the smart grid analytics features necessary to derive insights from the vast pool of data that would enable the utility to better serve its customers.
A Dubai utility’s smart grid strategy, encompassing two million meter points....
A leading water utility serves about 4.6 million customers in the United Kingdom and operates
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