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Oracle supplies a suite of utilities management applications, including the Oracle Utilities Meter Data Management (MDM) application.
Oracle offers the Opower Energy Efficiency Cloud Service since acquiring Opower in 2016.
OSIsoft developed the PI System, a data integration and analytics platform designed to support plant and utilities with operational intelligence and analytics. OSIsoft was acquired by AVEVA in March 2021, and is now an AVEVA brand and solution.
Snapmeter is an online tool to help building managers control energy expenses. According to the vendor, understanding and controlling energy costs is a key painpoint Snapmeter aims to solve: On any given day, the pattern of energy use in your building is driven by weather, occupant…
Fluentgrid offers their Smart Grid Product Suite, designed to provide grid management with outage management, meter management, load monitoring, and other features.
SAP Energy Portfolio Management streamlines energy procurement and reduces operating costs and provides energy data and grid management to utility companies.
Johnson Controls headquartered in Milwaukee offers the Metasys Buidling Automation System, providing energy management for commercial HVAC, security, lighting, and other systems.
CGI offers the PragmaLINE platform to utilities, providing an outage and storm management application.
The IBI Group headquartered in Toronto offers their Advanced Traffic Management software platform, supporting live video observation, digital device monitoring and communication, weather system and road condition detection, and other features.
NEC offers its NeoFace face recognition suite of applications to law enforcement for recognizing individuals in a variety of situations, including while conducting video surveillance, or for quick identity verification for allowing access to secure areas.
Swiss company Landis+Gyr offers the Gridstream MDMS (meter data management system), providing a utilities data and operations management system.
The Fluentgrid CIS (customer information system) supports utility companies with billing management, fraud prevention, and CRM functionality.
The CGI Asset & Resource Management (ARM) Suite provides tools to streamline utilities' operations, providing EAM, workforce management, resource optimization, and other capabilities.
Pacific Controls headquartered in Dubai offers U-sys eSuite, an energy monitoring and targeting suite, designed to manage all energy related data and export data to various systems.
Sensus, a Xylem brand, offers AutomationControl, a SCADA system asset management solution.
Xylem now supports the Sensus FlexNet Communications Network, a SaaS model utilities management solution for smart utilities, either water or electric, management.
Xylem company Sensus offers the DIAVASO Mobile Application Suite, a remote meter reading and management collection of applications providing functionality via mobile devices.
Yardi offers the YES Energy Management utilities billing and metering management suite.
Utilities software is used by utility companies to automate certain administrative duties, such as billing and revenue. It also analyzes and optimizes certain resources, helping the organization run more efficiently and smoothly. Users can also expect data/intelligence compression, recovery, and defragmentation from these services.
Utility companies handle a large number of clients, and managing them can be overwhelming. Utility software assists with quick-file solutions, registry clean-ups, and search directory for easy access and management of clients. It is also capable of system status check-ups and repairs.
There are many different types of utilities software, including storage device management, file management, system utilities, and miscellaneous. They are an incredibly important part of managing operations and helping utility companies run smoothly, reach goals, and handle large quantities of files and clients.
Utilities software vendors offer the following capabilities via their software suites:
Some important factors to consider when deciding on a utilities software include:
Some of the vendors will require additional hardware fees on top of the set annual or monthly pricing. Due to the unique needs of each company, the exact pricing options are not displayed publicly. Contact the vendor directly to receive customized pricing or inquire about setting up a free demo.
