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Join us as Jamie Wimberly, senior vice president of utility customer strategy at E Source, walks through our annual prepay survey results. This customer survey of 1,012 US adults explores the perspectives and sentiments that residential customers have toward prepay billing.
E Source is launching a project focused on future-proofing the utility contact center to work with and guide utilities wanting to improve their contact center operation with our experts, data, market research capabilities, and numerous research reports that spans the industry.
Key findings and recommendations from the E Source multi-client study
Join us to learn about this landmark, energy assistance LMI customer journey mapping multiclient study, its key findings, and recommendations.
The findings from the 2024 State of Utility Customer Survey reveal a steady erosion of how customers rank their utility in terms of customer service, ease of interacting with their utility, and reliability.
The traditional approaches to keeping customers current and out of debt aren’t working as intended. We’ll be discussing alternative approaches to arrearage management, as well as how to use data science to be much more proactive and precise.
In the summer of 2023, the City of Phoenix experienced 54 days of extreme heat – over 110 degrees. SRP began the process of reviewing its moratorium policy and practices to determine if a policy change was necessary. This process involved stakeholder interivews, customer surveys, and more.
Energy affordability and equity are core to our mission at E Source. Join us to learn how utilities can navigate challenges and better serve their income-qualified and other vulnerable and underserved customers and communities.
Take a peek into the daily life of millennials and Gen Z. Technology, apps, the internet—these are ingrained in the habits of the next generation of utility customers and employees. We’ve invited several of these next-gen customers to tell us how they use technology and what it means for utilities.
Contact centers can be a tricky business with a lot of moving parts, but there are simple metrics and processes that can improve these operations. Join Tim Montgomery, a 30-year contact center veteran, as he leads a discussion on metrics, quality monitoring, and technology trends shaping the future.
<p>For many customers, billing and payment interactions define the customer experience; it can be the only communication a customer has with their utility. Join us for a one-hour web conference to learn how two utilities are redesigning their billing and payment experiences with the help of E Source.</p>