UtiliPoint seeks industry input for CIS benchmarking study

July 2, 2008
UtiliPoint International is conducting a brief benchmarking study of North American water utilities on their views of customer information systems. These results will capture the current pulse of the water utility industry on such areas as purchasing drivers of new customer information systems (CIS) and receptivity to Software as a Service (SaaS) models. It takes less than ten minutes to answer the ten questions associated with this study, and respondents will receive a complimentary gift...

ALBUQUERQUE, NM, July 2, 2008 -- UtiliPoint International is conducting a brief benchmarking study of North American water utilities on their views of customer information systems. These results will capture the current pulse of the water utility industry on such areas as purchasing drivers of new customer information systems (CIS) and receptivity to Software as a Service (SaaS) models.

By taking less than ten minutes to answer the ten questions associated with this study, UtiliPoint will provide water utility respondents with one of the following complimentary gifts:

• CIS InfoGrid: The market for customer information systems (CIS) is comprised of vendors selling core enterprise systems focused primarily on customer-facing operations functions including, enrollment, account maintenance, order processing, product/service management, billing, credit and collection, and accounts receivable. Sophisticated and extensible CIS systems provide base data to other utility and energy company enterprise systems including work and field service management (WMS), outage management (OMS), energy management (EMS), and asset management systems. The CIS InfoGrid provides information on the CIS activities of electric, natural gas, and water utilities, and the vendors serve these utilities. Included are summaries of important announcements and news about companies' plans related to CIS.

• Utility Products and Services InfoGrid: The Utility Products and Services InfoGrid is organized by date and covers all types of services, products, and programs which electric utilities and energy companies are offering to residential, small business, commercial, and industrial customers. These include the more traditional types of services and products, as well as a broad variety of innovative and unique examples.

In addition, UtiliPoint will also provide each water utility respondent with an executive summary of the study's results.

All responses will be kept confidential.

UtiliPoint appreciates your consideration. To begin taking the brief appraisal, simply click on the following web link:
www.utilipoint.com/2/CISwater2008/

If you have any questions, please contact Christopher Perdue at 850.499.8727 or [email protected].

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