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Consulting case study
Learn how E Source Management Consulting partnered with South Jersey Gas to support its customer-focused strategy by implementing a comprehensive voice-of-the-customer (VOC) program.
E Source announces EV4Sight consortium to forecast the utility-specific impacts of electric transportation growth using predictive data and data science services.
Currently, less than 3% of households own an electric vehicle (EV). But what can utilities do to accelerate EV adoption? We think approachable advertising and strategic segmentation are the best places to focus your EV efforts.
This press release announces the launch of E Source OneInform, a new suite of machine-learning tools designed to revolutionize the way utilities manage and develop customer programs.
Understanding customer differences is the first step
Traditionally, utilities have approached customers as equals, offering them one-size-fits-all solutions. But equality doesn’t equal fairness. You need to be offering tailored solutions to your customers to improve energy equity. Learn how in this report.
During COVID-19, utilities have the unique opportunity to improve how they engage with customers in a more personal and proactive way. Utilities can use quantitative and qualitative data to understand their customers as individuals—or as an audience of one—and predict which actions they’ll take.
Organizations often overlook the critical role managers play in creating a customer-centric culture. Don't assume your managers know everything about your customer experience initiatives. Learn how to take action, educate, and empower them to be powerful customer experience advocates.
Utility-focused data science company E Source introduces its new logo and website, designed to bring its newly acquired companies under the E Source brand.
2020 honorees include Con Edison, American Electric Power, Hydro-Québec, and NIPSCO
This press release announces the winners of the annual E Source Achievements in Customer and Employee Experience, which recognizes utilities that have implemented projects that have noticeably improved the experience of their customers and employees.
It’s clear that utility staff won’t be rushing back to the office any time soon. In the meantime, how do you continue to engage staff at home and help them connect with one another and their managers?