In the rapidly evolving utility industry, moving to a modern and efficient data management system is challenging, but essential for scalability and sustainability. As enterprises seek to modernize, data migration has emerged as a critical and complex task, highlighted by the risk of data loss, the need for stakeholder involvement, and the potential for increased cost and time expenditure. Masu.
The utility sector’s drive for clean energy and digital transformation highlights the importance of an effective data management strategy. Deloitte insights show that this transition will not only support industry growth but also align with global sustainability goals, as companies deploy artificial intelligence and other digital solutions to overcome these challenges. Propel in direction.
In this context, the expertise of a company specializing in data migration and management becomes invaluable. MarketScale was on the show floor at DISTRIBUTECH 2024, where the focus was on overcoming data hurdles in the utility sector. Glen Gagnon, Syniti’s Head of Regulated Industries and Delivery for Canada, and Brad Helman, Syniti’s Vice President of Strategic Industries, share their insights on navigating these complexities.
Glenn’s thoughts
“Yes, that’s why we’re here at Distributech to introduce you to data migration, Syniti, and talk about data challenges in the utility industry.”
brad’s thoughts
“Some of the challenges that customers face when deciding how to implement a new system are whether to partner with an SI implementation partner or specifically consider data tracks in particular. One of the biggest pain points our customers experience through data migration and data quality challenges is that they may not understand how their data actually impacts their processes. , because we didn’t start using data early enough.”
Glenn’s thoughts
“You know, we’re pure play data and that’s all we do. We live and breathe it every day. In fact, these days we do electricians and plumbers ourselves. We’ve run marketing campaigns saying we can do it, but you probably won’t get perfect results. It’ll probably cost more. We’ve done this thousands of times, so trust the experts. please.”
brad’s thoughts
“One of the biggest challenges our customers face when it comes to getting started with data is understanding the amount of data.
What they actually have. Another consideration is the data quality challenges that exist in the data, ensuring that the data quality challenges are cleansed early to ensure that the company has enough time to get the data ready in the new system. ”
Glenn’s thoughts
“We have already collected knowledge and defined best practices, and we also come with leading software to help everyone work efficiently.”
Article written by Sonia Gosai
