Utilities can’t afford to wait around, as EV chargers are already covering America from coast to coast without major utility involvement.

Utility companies require technological solutions to help drive not only operational efficiency but also customer satisfaction.

Consumers are demanding more convenience and convergence. The reason why many utilities are preparing for a bold step in the telecom market.

Utilities must protect themselves with a comprehensive cybersecurity strategy focused not only on prevention but also on detection and emergency response.

Phase two of the Connect America Fund (better known as CAF-II) will release the vital federal funding required to improve broadband access across America.

As a utility and Communications Service Provider (CSP), you need a strong CIS solution which brings the two business arms together into one efficient field operation.

Open has listened to the needs of the industry and developed a new customer care module which gives companies the tools they need to transform their CSC.

Utility customers are constantly increasing their expectations as other industries set the bar for customer service by steaming ahead in this key area

Interconnection Rule 21 it’s running in California, and the SWIG has already publicly released recommendations for the next two phases.

Utilities must leverage customer relationships and the latest technology to encourage water conservation on their networks.

Water utilities are starting to discover the value that the community can provide to help combat the problems of limited water supplies, tight budgets, and wastewater blockages.

California´s new interconnection rule 21 is redefining the role of distributed energy resources (DERs) in the modern electricity network.