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  • Why More Meter Data Doesn’t Always Improve Utility Operations

    Why More Meter Data Doesn’t Always Improve Utility Operations

    In recent years, utilities worldwide have accelerated the deployment of AMR and AMI systems. Remote data collection is no longer a technical challenge. However, many operators are discovering an unexpected issue: more data does not always lead to better operational outcomes. The Hidden Cost of D...
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  • Why More Meter Data Doesn’t Always Mean Better Utility Performance

    Why More Meter Data Doesn’t Always Mean Better Utility Performance

    With AMR deployment, utilities often see an explosion in available data. However, many struggle to convert this data into measurable operational improvements. The issue lies not in data collection, but in data application. Typical problems include: Data collected without predefined use cases ...
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  • Why AMR Projects Sometimes Increase Operational Workload

    Why AMR Projects Sometimes Increase Operational Workload

    Deploying advanced metering infrastructure can backfire if operational continuity isn’t prioritized. Utilities frequently operate networks with: A wide mix of legacy and modern meters Ongoing manual reading processes Staff unprepared for new data volume These conditions create fragmented,...
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  • Why Data Collection Is the Real Foundation of Smart Metering

    Why Data Collection Is the Real Foundation of Smart Metering

    In smart water and gas initiatives, digital platforms often receive the most attention. However, across many real-world projects, challenges emerge long before data reaches the platform layer. Utilities frequently operate networks with: Decades of installed mechanical meters Multiple brands a...
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  • Why Utilities Are Moving Away from “All-at-Once” AMR Deployments

    Why Utilities Are Moving Away from “All-at-Once” AMR Deployments

    At first glance, replacing all meters in a single project appears efficient. It promises uniformity, simplified management, and rapid modernization. Yet many utilities have learned that this approach carries significant hidden costs. Complexity Grows Faster Than Expected Full replacement projects...
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  • Reducing operational costs in utility AMR and AMI projects

    Reducing operational costs in utility AMR and AMI projects

    Introduction Utilities often assume the most expensive part of AMR and AMI projects is the meters themselves. Yet, post-deployment data shows a different story: operational inefficiencies dominate long-term costs. Operational Challenges Manual Meter Reading: Requires extensive fieldwork and st...
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