Reports

To better understand this emerging and rapidly evolving analytics market, the Utility Analytics Institute
a membership-based organization dedicated to advancing utility analytics initiatives is creating twelve
research reports on critical developments in the analytics marketplace based on our member input from
surveys, working groups, events and interviews.  These reports can be purchased individually, or in multiples. 
 
The twelve topics include;  Analytics Personnel, Enterprise Analytics, Data Quality, Meter Data Analytics,
Demand Response Analytics, Energy Efficiency Analytics, Measuring Analytics Value and ROI, Customer
Marketing Analytics, Predictive Asset Management, Analytics Impact on Outage Management, and Data
Integration and Enterprise-wide Accessibility to Data.
 
At the Utility Analytics Institute, we offer peer groups, online communities and events to get you the information you
need to be successful with your utility analytics efforts.  These reports are complementary to our paid members.* 
 
To learn more about membership opportunities with the Utility Analytics Institute, please contact
Jana Koehn at jkoehn@utilityanalytics.com.
 
Analytics Personnel
No matter how advanced technologies get in the analytics world, the success of those technologies still
comes down to people. And, finding the right analytics personnel isn’t an easy task.
Utilities are facing numerous questions such as:
  • Who are the ideal analytics employees for our company? Do they even exist?
  • How do we find those individuals?
  • Can outside providers serve our analytics needs?
  • Where do we locate analytics personnel and teams within our company?
 
Enterprise analytics: It's all about the right attitude.
Much of the success we've seen so far with analytics is through specific applications
focused within a single department. Although this isn't a problem -- improving operations and the bottom
line is a good thing -- it does not speak to the full potential that analytics holds for utilities in their new
data-rich worlds. Realizing the next level of analytics-driven benefits rests in the promise of enterprise analytics.
In this paper, we explore:
  • What does enterprise analytics really mean?
  • Why enterprise analytics?
  • What are some challenges with enterprise analytics?
  • How do you get started down the path of enterprise analytics?

 

Pricing Chart:
   Report Name Single User  Corporate License
  Analytics Personnel $795
 $1,590
  Enterprise Analytics $795
 $1,590
  Data Quality May 2013  May 2013
  Meter Data Analytics May 2013 May 2013
  Energy Efficiency Analytics May 2013

May 2013
  Measuring Analytics value and ROI  June 2013 June 2013
  Customer Marketing Analytics July 2013 July 2013
  Predictive Asset Management Aug  2013 Aug  2013
  Analytics Impact on Outage Management Sept 2013 Sept 2013
  Data Integration and Enterprise-Wide Accessibility to Data Oct 2013 Oct 2013
  PURCHASE ALL 12 REPORTS IN ADVANCE

 Call 800.459.2233

 

 

*Current Utility Analytics Institute Members include Duke Energy, OG&E, Pacific Gas and Electric, Sempra Energy Utility, SDG&E,
Southern California Gas, KCP&L, We Energies, SMUD, BGE, ComEd, Peco, Landis&Gyr, Itron, Black and Veatch, Detectent, Oracle
Utilities, Onzo, Teradata, Copperleaf, ABB and HP.

Prefer to talk to a live person?  or purchase multiple reports?

Contact: Eric Swanson, Account Manager, 800-459-2233  Email Eric

 

 
2012 Research Reports

 

  • Market Outlook and Forecast: This report walks you through the definition of utility analytics, the essential drivers, trends and issues in the utility analytics marketplace, and the substantial market size and growth of utility analytics over the next several years. PREVIEW THIS REPORT NOW!
  • Grid Analytics: This report covers the definition of grid analytics, the drivers, issues and growth in the grid analytics marketplace, the stories of utilities moving into grid analytics, and the solution and service providers in this space. PREVIEW THIS REPORT NOW!
  • Customer Analytics: This report discusses the definition of customer analytics, the drivers, issues and growth in the customer analytics marketplace, the stories of utilities moving into customer analytics, and the solution and service providers in this space. PREVIEW THIS REPORT NOW!
  • Case Studies and Best Practices: This report looks at some of the best practices for analytics in the utility industry today. More specifically, the report covers current analytics efforts in the utility industry, explores in greater detail the progress of utility companies in key analytics areas, dives into four in-depth case studies for key analytics areas, and discusses best practices and approaches for each area. PREVIEW THIS REPORT NOW!

 Save up to $9,985 when you purchase all four reports today!
 
Pricing Chart:

At the Utility Analytics Institute, we offer peer groups, online communities and events to get you the information you
need to be successful with your utility analytics efforts.  These reports are complementary to our paid members.* 
 
  Special Utility Rate Standard Rate 
Market Outlook and Forecast Report $2,995
 $4,995
Grid Analytics Report $2,995
 $4,995
Customer Analytics Report $2,995
 $4,995
Case Studies and Best Practices $2,995
 $4,995
All Four Complete Reports $5,995
 $9,995
* Corporate License available upon request.
 

Prefer to talk to a live person? Contact:

Eric Swanson
Account Manager
800-459-2233
Email Eric
 
 

 

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Analytics business infrastructure

The hardware, software, professional services, business processes and people needed to successfully support and implement analytics initiatives across the enterprise that are not specific to either customer analytics or grid analytics. Examples within this area include.

  • Analytics hardware, such as analytics-specific servers
  • Software and middleware that support analytics applications or offer enterprise-wide analytics capabilities
  • Communications networks
  • Professional services, such as data management and integration
 
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