Utilities Industry
Investments in IT help utility companies streamline processes, develop more efficient operations and reduce costs. As a result of deregulation, better customer service is the key to remaining competitive. Energy companies are learning to exploit the Internet in order to provide valuable information to customers in real time regarding their usage, price comparisons and bill payments.
Surveys
Below is a chart on the insurance industry's statistics gathered by Information Week
Magazine since 1995. Click on the links to view Information Week's pdf* charts.
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| Application Development |
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| E-Business | |||||
| Customer
Management |
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Processes/ ERP |
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| Data Access | |||||
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| % Internet | |||||
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| % Reengineer | |||||
| % Client Server |
Source: InformationWeek Online, InformationWeek 500 Industry Charts
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