Utilities have existing asset management processes and software solutions to manage maintenance operations. Initially, these systems helped with regulatory adherence, but the vision was to gradually achieve maintenance excellence by moving from a reactive to a predictive stance.
Utilities plan, schedule and dispatch work in a manual or semi-automated way. However, they are not collecting operations parameters from the field. The lack of field data leads to non-performing assets, unavailability of asset analytics, and subsequent reactive maintenance. There is room for improvement to achieve the goal of maintenance excellence.
The Enterprise Asset Management solution is an Industry 4.0 solution that enables businesses to reinvent key business processes, embrace digital technologies, leverage data and take asset management to the next level. Wipro’s proven approach helps companies overcome existing challenges, find opportunities to guide their transformations and utilize their data to become intelligence-driven organizations.
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Recently recognized by Gartner and Everest Group as a data analytics leader, Wipro is helping companies leverage their data to move from reactive to predictive. Our solutions include leveraging technologies like IoT, digital twins, augmented reality, robotization, wearables and video with modern analytics solutions. These Industry 4.0 strategies will enable enterprises to become intelligence-everywhere organizations.
Satisfied with their asset management software solutions, most utilities are now shoring up their field service management (FSM) capabilities.
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 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.
n today’s world, the crews that maintain and upgrade utility infrastructures are busier than ever...
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
