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Forces such as rising customer expectations, evolving technologies, growing competition, increasing regulatory pressures, and aging infrastructure are driving gas, water, and electricity providers to become digital organizations. Ongoing business disruption, data growth, and the decarbonization trend are putting businesses to the test, but utilities today stand on the edge of something big: a new era of opportunities and previously unimagined outcomes.
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The Future of Energy: Scenarios in focus
By 2035, organizations in every industry will be dealing with a vastly different energy landscape. What will that future of energy look like? We found plenty of uncertainties, but four scenarios clearly emerged based on our research. Intrigued?
Human Capital Trends 2020: An Energy, Resources & Industrials perspective
The 2020 Human Capital Trends focus on answering a paradoxical question: Can organizations remain distinctly human in a technology-driven world? In this Energy, Resources & Industrials (ER&I)–specific report, we’ll explore these trends from the lens of each of the industry’s sectors.
Making the case for inventory optimization
How can utilities address carrying cost and regulatory lag? By adopting a holistic view of inventory management.
The power of Cloud: Are you truly a “digital utility”?How are utility companies planning their journey to become a truly “Digital Utility”? Cloud computing is changing the way organizations are doing business.
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The Future of Utilities: Powered by Connectivity
Communications providers are investing an estimated $2 trillion in 5G and other connectivity technologies over the next five years. What are you doing to take advantage of these new technologies and stay ahead of the pack?
Transform your power and utilities organization into a digital utility, and you can begin to get ahead of tomorrow’s challenges—to become a customer-driven organization that can deliver new efficiencies, uncover new insights, explore new business models, address challenges more proactively, and provide new dimensions of customer service.
Future of value
A universe of possibilities lies ahead. On the customer front, the future likely will bring advanced interconnected solutions and self-service. Data science coupled with technologies such as smart meters, for example, can offer new data-driven insights into your customers, their consumption, energy efficiency, and behaviors. Microgeneration and microgrids could change the game for corporate and college campuses, and their power and utility providers. Smart power generation with advanced monitoring and controls, as well as smart transmission and distribution, likely will be widespread in tomorrow’s environment.
The changes ahead bring new complexities and new potential value—and force utilities to up their digital capabilities. Virtual-reality-based training, digital twin assets, mobile work tools, preventive asset maintenance capabilities, and machine intelligence for supporting utility network management. They all will be integral pieces of the digital utility future.
How will you respond? How will you survive—and thrive—in a dynamic digital future?
Preparing for the journey
Becoming a digital utility requires your entire organization to undertake a transformational journey in which your organization becomes a digital enterprise—a journey to be digital, not simply do digital things.
Becoming a digital utilities organization demands more than adopting or exploring the latest technologies. It requires shifting the way your business operates—to activate a truly digital enterprise that can continuously redefine what it offers and how it delivers. Essential ingredients for transformation include:
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Exponential technology How will you deploy technologies such as blockchain or robotic process automation (RPA)? And how will your digital utility incorporate the Internet of Things (IoT), in-memory computing, analytics and cognitive tools, augmented/virtual-reality capabilities, and wearables to revolutionize business processes? |
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Digital mindset Do you know and understand your organization’s digital DNA—the core traits that can help you operate and innovate in the future, such as your ability to collaborate intentionally, “democratize” information, and operate with morphing team structures? Are you looking at talent needs and the future of work through a digital lens—or the same old lens? How will you embed a truly digital mindset and digital work into all your activities and operations—strategic planning, budgeting, process improvement, employee development, mergers and acquisitions, third-party relationships, customer engagement, and beyond? |
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Constant experimentation and iteration Tomorrow’s digital utilities will foster innovation by engaging in constant exploration and discovery—with the understanding that innovation often occurs in unproven or unknown domains. What’s your plan for moving forward? How will you incorporate design thinking into your processes? Ultimately, how will your organization become more agile than it is today, and how will it stay agile? |
Activate the digital utility with Deloitte
Digital utilities stand to reap big rewards by improving processes, increasing understanding of the customer, empowering employees, boosting security, and mitigating risks. Our “see, think, do” approach to transformation means we can help you identify needs and opportunities, visualize your future state, thoughtfully design processes and strategies to support your “to be” vision, and perform the hands-on work for turning that vision into a reality.
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