
Transformation Processes on the Energy Market
The liberalization of the energy market is causing profit margins to fall. Deregulation requirements such as the decoupling of energy producers and networks are changing the value-creating depth of the companies and leading to organizational challenges. Buyers who were once unequivocally bound to a single utility are turning into customers who must be wooed, and the demands made on the quality of services are rising.But there are also opportunities inherent in these transformations: energy service providers who concentrate on specific customer segments and stages in the value chain and who re-engineer their business processes can gain competitive advantage. Our consulting portfolio provides the necessary know-how: for a tightly organized network management, for example, which fully exploits savings potential, or for shared services which generate synergies for billing and other areas. The re-engineering of the operative and maintenance processes ultimately makes more efficient use of your employees on behalf of your customers.
Strategy & Marketing
Business Development & Innovation Corporate Strategy Marketing & Sales Strategies Wholesale & Regulatory Strategies Corporate Finance
Operations
Process & Organizational Excellence Transformation Management Customer Relationship Management Procurement & Supply Chain Mgmt. Financial Processes & Applications
Technology Management
ICT Strategy & Organization Technology Innovation Management Enterprise Architecture Strategy & Management Enterprise Application Strategy & Management Enterprise Service Management, Security & Sourcing Enterprise Infrastructure Management Transformation & Program Management
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Peter Prügelhof
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References
Publications
How SOA Stays in the Salad Days of Its Youth (PDF, 178 KB)
Can I order à la carte? (PDF, 102 KB)
Adaptive ICT Governance (PDF, 107 KB)
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