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Douglas Leal

Powering up with governance: The AI revolution in utilities

February 20, 2024 The utility industry finds itself at a crossroads, wavering between the immense potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionize every aspect of energy production and distribution and the weighty concerns of regulations, data security, and ethical considerations.

CGI OpenGrid360 is an innovative suite of solutions and services designed to improve your data insight and accelerate innovation to meet the evolving demands of the new energy system.

CGI and the utility jointly designed a solution and deployment strategy to address business requirements, leverage the CGI OpenGrid solutions’ advanced configuration flexibility, and develop an effective rollout scheme for each of its operating subsidiaries.

CGI announced it has been recognized as an Emerging Partner of the Year – Scale Partner for North America by MuleSoft. CGI was recognized for building its MuleSoft Center of Excellence and growing its MuleSoft and API/iPaaS Practice. CGI’s MuleSoft...

Persefoni, the leading Climate Management & Accounting Platform (CMAP) for enterprises and financial institutions, today announced a Teaming Agreement with leading IT and business consulting services firm CGI. The two companies have teamed up to deliver Persefoni's market-leading climate platform...

Workforces in the field need intelligent planning tools to support the response and flexibility expected of leading service delivery organizations. CGI OpenGrid Workforce Scheduling Optimization accurately analyzes business volumes and resource requirements critical in meeting the growing demands of a...

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Katrina Chakraborty

The great multitasking mistake: how utilities can beat the distractions and provide improved customer service

November 18, 2021 Several years ago, I came across a short parody video around the concept of what they called “single tasking” – the idea of only doing one thing at a time. Novel, right? Their video poked fun at the multitasking culture...