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In the first part of our series, we highlighted current developments in the industry and the specific challenges facing utilities. Our transformation process was the focus of the second part.
In our third insight, we explain the components that make up our expertise and which funding is available for our consulting services.
At DIGITAL IMPACTS (DI), we support utility companies in making themselves digitally fit for the future and utilising the digital transformation as an opportunity. Our consulting services include
- Digitalisation of business processes
- Improvement of data utilisation
- Optimisation of the IT landscape
- Support in change management
- Conception of customer-orientated service offerings
The complexity of economic processes and the increasingly rapid succession of innovations pose considerable challenges, especially for small and medium-sized companies. The creation of innovative products and processes is crucial to success. However, they often lack the necessary time and personnel resources to keep up to date with the latest technological developments, management methods and process optimisation. There is a need for professional advice here.
Digitalisation and process experts: Our many years of experience in the financial services sector enable us to implement sophisticated digitalisation projects and to understand the specific requirements that such projects entail.
Specialist know-how: Our team has extensive experience from successful digitalisation projects at municipal utility companies.
Vendor management: We are familiar with the standard products and services on the market and are able to select service providers who will provide products or services for your company.
Funding of up to 50% of costs possible!
Our experts specialise in maximising subsidies and financial support to make your digitalisation projects a reality.
Visit our website to find out more and get in touch with us.
Part 1 of our DI:now series can be found here.
Part 2 of our DI:now series can be found here.