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The five design imperatives
Adam Maxwell, Bill LeBlanc, Christof Meyer, Chris Crisman | March 21, 2018
E Source and partner Egg Strategy identified five design elements that are crucial to include when designing residential programs, services, and experiences. Incorporating these elements will make your products and services more attractive to customers and boost program engagement and retention.
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Huntsville Utilities Knows How to Win Back Customers
Lisa Schulte | February 1, 2018
When Huntsville Utilities’ customers began driving to its office because it was quicker than calling customer service, the utility knew it needed to make some changes. Customer service manager Kim Torres explains the tactics Huntsville Utilities used to rebuild its relationship with customers.
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Best practices for cost-effective DSM programs
Liza Minor, Kevin Andrews | January 12, 2018
It can be difficult to maintain program cost-effectiveness in a postlighting world. To help you learn how to build lasting cost-effectiveness, we identified best practices for four core program types as part of our series on the "Next Generation of Energy Savings."
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Top 10 customer-preferred utility website features
Abbas Madad, Heather Hilgenkamp, Laura Ruff Agard, Rachel Cooper | December 11, 2019
Which website features are most important to residential customers? Do preferences differ by electronic device? We’ve created an at-a-glance reference of the top customer-preferred utility website features for desktop, laptop, mobile device, and tablet.
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CX 101: Measuring your maturity
Lisa Schulte | July 6, 2021
Learn about the E Source CX Maturity Assessment and how we plot results on our maturity matrix. Understand why maturity is an important measurement for improving your customer experience (CX), what your results mean, and what to do now to reach your CX maturity goals.
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Growing Pains: How Utilities Are Meeting Increasing Efficiency Goals
Rachel Reiss Buckley | July 6, 2017
Utility spending on electric DSM has continued to increase through 2015, albeit at a slower pace than earlier in the decade. To meet these increasing goals, utilities are relying more on behavioral programs than on traditional custom and prescriptive programs. Check out our e-book for the details!
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