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In April 2018, we brought Tennessee Valley utility peers together for a day of collaboration focused exclusively on your LPC, your customers, and the changes taking place across the utility industry. Download the presentations from the event.
An Ask E Source answer
In this answer, we describe two categories of technological innovation that are likely to change the way utilities interact with their customers.
This press release announces the top-ranked websites in the E Source Review of North American Electric and Gas Company Residential Websites: 2017.
If you’ve ever had a conversation with a CX professional, you’ve probably been barraged by buzzwords. This e-book is a primer to help you get fluent in the language of CX. Check out the complete E Source Customer Experience Glossary to learn the meanings of more than 100 CX-related terms.
Results reveal importance of giving customers options for interacting with their utility
This press release announces the release of results from the industry-first E Source Omnichannel Survey.
This E Source market research study provides utilities with critical customer insights as they consider changes to residential rate structures and pricing options.
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.
Hear from Jamie Wimberly, one of the foremost experts on prepay energy, as he leads this webinar by providing an overview of prepay energy, the details of the annual customer survey of the Prepay Energy Working Group, and what it means to the utility industry.
Join us to learn how you can use customer journey mapping to better understand the current customer journey and improve the low-income customer experience. We’ll discuss what everyone involved can do to make a difference, including utilities, agency partners, and customers.
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.