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Engage your customers, benchmark your business and build a franchise that customers want to do business with. Texas REP Trusted Brand provides a comprehensive view into REPs’ relationships with their residential customers and features proprietary metrics which have been proven to deliver true franchise value.
Delve into the drivers of successful account management, uncovering what makes a great KAM program. Explore the offerings customers desire and how they want to do business with their utility and their utility perceptions.
Exploring the impact and effectiveness of the utility industry’s response to a global crisis.
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Many utilities are pivoting from implementing response plans to figuring out their long-term plans for the post-pandemic “next normal.”
There is a subtle but important disconnect between how utilities think about reliability and how customers perceive it.