Meet tomorrow's energy demands today

Utilities must digitally transform to meet fast-growing changes in energy demand and power generation. This requires outfitting operational environments with a myriad of new technology to improve grid operations and reliability, safeguard critical infrastructure and deliver affordable energy services to customers. Drawing on decades of experience supporting some of the world's largest utilities and our unique blend of IT and OT capabilities, we put clients on a practical path to digital transformation. 

Explore how we've helped utility companies meet the energy demands of tomorrow:

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Oil Company's Network Moves at the Speed of Business with WWT Managed Services

WWT delivers a comprehensive set of managed services to successfully deploy and operate a network infrastructure powered by Cisco Meraki.
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• May 10, 2024
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Leveraging the Public Cloud to Improve Customer Experience

Strategic staffing and architectural guidance lead to reduced customer calls and enhanced digital engagement
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• Nov 12, 2019
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Streamlining an Energy Company's Digital Workspace to Create a Sustainable and Collaborative Future

WWT helped an energy company consolidate its nine subsidiaries' IT systems and processes into a shared services model, migrate email namespaces to a single Microsoft tenant and deploy a full suite of collaboration tools to unlock new levels of efficiency and productivity.
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• Nov 16, 2022
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Global Power Leader Uses Dynamic Personas to Shape Digital Workspace Strategy and Improve Employee Experience

WWT helped the company identify the technology needs of its many different types of workers, furthering a positive employee experience and user-centric IT operating model.
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• Apr 2, 2024

Utility segments we serve

Utility segments we serve

Electric

Utility segments we serve

Gas

Utility segments we serve

Water

Utilities technology capabilities

Utilities technology capabilities

Consulting Services

Tap into a broad team of consultants and engineers who combine an understanding of utilities' unique business challenges with deep technical expertise.  

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Utilities technology capabilities

Industrial Solution Center

Explore how to digitize, monitor, and secure architectures and control systems through a state-of-the-art facility that simulates industrial technology environments. 

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Utilities technology capabilities

Supply Chain and Integration Services

Design, build, test and deploy fully integrated systems into the most challenging operational environments, on time and at scale. 

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Driving utilities outcomes

Driving utilities outcomes

Accelerate technology refreshes

Deploy multiple technologies in hard-to-reach environments by aligning refresh cycles across sites and asset types.

Driving utilities outcomes

Secure critical infrastructure

Protect critical infrastructure by adopting zero trust architectures, microsegmentation and secure remote access solutions.

Driving utilities outcomes

Improve forecasting

Use AI/ML on large operational datasets to better anticipate energy demand, generation and grid stresses.

Driving utilities outcomes

Streamline business processes

Use AI and automation to eliminate manual processes related to compliance reporting, rate case justifications and field documentation. 

Driving utilities outcomes

Achieve network agility

Explore architectures like SD-WAN and private cellular to consolidate networks and centrally manage real-time monitoring applications.  

Driving utilities outcomes

Deliver satisfying customer experiences

Make it easy for customers to manage their accounts and receive outage support with intuitive mobile applications and online portals. 

Infrastructure Automation

Manage your IT infrastructure efficiently, securely and at scale.

OT Security

As industrial control systems (ICS) converge with enterprise networks and traditional IT environments, operational technology (OT) security helps ensure the safety and integrity of industrial operations.

AI Solutions

AI solutions leverage AI techniques and technologies to solve specific business problems. Examples of AI solutions include GenAI, machine learning, computer vision, NLP, MLOps, AIOps, IoT, digital twins and more.

Private Cellular Networks

Seamless mobility solutions that broaden coverage, increase capacity and reduce latency.

Observability and AIOps

Achieve new levels of visibility.

Software Defined WAN (SD-WAN)

SD-WAN is a critical part of organizations' journey to the cloud. Specifically, it is the foundation of a WAN services edge, the networking side of secure access service edge (SASE).

Watch experts discuss the latest utilities trends

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Navigating Public Markets and Trends with 'Market Visionary' Keith Fitz-Gerald

Join us for an exclusive webinar featuring renowned market analyst Keith Fitz-Gerald as he delves into the critical topics shaping today's business and IT landscapes, the potential of AI in different industries and the state of the U.S. economy. Keith also provides in-depth market analysis and long-term investment strategies to secure your financial future, and identifies current global market concerns, the impact of offshoring and effective digital strategies.
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Jul 18, 2024 • 9am
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Securing Critical Utility Infrastructure Through Visibility | Experts

Utility companies must expand grid operations and grow their digital footprints to meet future energy needs. Unfortunately, this presents more opportunities for cyber attackers. In this episode of WWT Experts, industry director for utilities and energy Adam Nathan talks with principal security consultant Carlos Sanchez about the importance of gaining comprehensive visibility into OT and IT assets as a foundation for securing critical infrastructure.
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Jul 2, 2024 • 9am
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Modernizing Utility Networks for the Future of Energy | Experts

As the energy industry undergoes rapid transformation, utility companies face unprecedented challenges in modernizing their critical infrastructure. In this episode of WWT Experts, industry director for utilities and energy Adam Nathan talks with vertical solutions architect Mike Robinson about how utilities can incrementally modernize their OT networks to support future trends like grid monitoring and renewable energy integration while maintaining legacy systems.
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Jun 25, 2024 • 9am
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Maximizing Utility Assets Through Programmatic Lifecycle Management | Experts

As utility companies look to modernize aging infrastructure, effective lifecycle management of network assets is crucial. Yet many struggle to refresh assets across widespread, remote networks in a timely manner. In this episode of WWT Experts, industry director for utilities and energy Adam Nathan talks with global PMO director David Tunks about how utilities can benefit from a programmatic, data-driven approach to asset lifecycle management.
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Jun 18, 2024 • 9am

Explore the latest utilities thought leadership

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Modernizing Operational Technology (OT) Networks for the Grid of the Future

Discover how utility companies can incrementally modernize their operational technology (OT) networks to support the increased demand for electricity and renewable energy integration while maintaining legacy systems.
WWT Research
• Nov 5, 2024
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Secure Your Future: A CISO's Guide to AI

A step-by-step guide to unlocking the power of AI while protecting critical data and navigating the complex regulatory landscape.
WWT Research
• May 15, 2024
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A Guide for CEOs to Accelerate AI Excitement and Adoption

The age of AI is here. As CEO, do you have what it takes to seize this golden opportunity and lead your organization through the hills and valleys of AI transformation?
WWT Research
• Oct 16, 2024
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Why Utilities Should Adopt a Programmatic Approach to Asset Lifecycle Management

Moving from a site-centric approach for managing utility assets to one that's programmatic will be key to modernizing aging infrastructure and driving digital transformation. Here's how utility companies can make the shift.
WWT Research
• Oct 2, 2024