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Enabling AMI Integration for Utilities
Learn how SAP AMI Integration for Utilities makes customer meter data automatically and instantly available to back-end systems supporting customer management, billing, and analysis. This integration enables cost-effective customer service, market efficiency, and optimized revenues and demand management. (Feb 2, 2010, SAP America, Inc.) |
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Driving Significant Cost-to-Serve Efficiencies While Enhancing Customer Communications
This report will discuss how to: Drive customer satisfaction and behavior with powerful demand side management Implement flexible but reliable and efficient processes to increase your ROI while leveraging the existing infrastructure Leverage billing, CRM and AMI to communicate with customers proactively in real time Become more agile to meet future regulations and trends (Feb 2, 2010, SAP America, Inc.) |
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Advanced Meter Infrastructure: Composite Technologies to Meet New Demands in Sales and Customer Service
Wonder how advanced meter infrastructure (AMI) can help utilities innovate cost-effective business processes for sales and customer service and facilitate market efficiencies and automate data exchanges? The SAP NetWeaver technology platform and service-oriented architecture can support your AMI implementation. (Feb 2, 2010, SAP America, Inc.) |
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Achieve Fuel Distribution Excellence in the Oil & Gas Industry
Learn how the SAP for Oil & Gas solution portfolio provides functionality that gives fuel marketers and distributors visibility into their distribution network, integrates customer information, and automates processes to improve efficiency, forecast accuracy, and adaptability. (Feb 2, 2010, SAP America, Inc.) |
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Fundamental Issues in Business Forecasting
This white paper discusses fundamental issues that impact an organization's ability to forecast accurately. These issues include the operational definition of "demand," what to forecast, how to measure performance, organizational practices and demand volatility. Without addressing these issues, the investment may yield no return. (Jan 7, 2010, SAS Institute Inc.) |