Utilities IT Services, solutions and consulting
Fujitsu works with its customers to provide solutions to business issues, incorporating the best and most appropriate technology, and delivering IT services to help you realise your business goals. Our expertise in working alongside utility companies allows us to offer services in billing, mobility, and asset management, provide insight into pressing industry issues such as smart metering as well as offering a full range of IT solutions to support your business needs. We work with a number of leading utility companies in the UK and across Europe including Scottish Water, Centrica, Airtricity and Bord Gais. Our work with the UK Atomic Energy Authority has led to the creation of a groundbreaking track and trace application: ATOM, designed for the processing, movement and reporting of nuclear and radioactive materials
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It's a tough market out there. Uncovering innovative ways to improve your back office functions will make a huge difference
to your bottom line, as well as enabling your service to stand out from the pack.
Utilities Case Studies
- Airtricity
Airtricity initiated a Market Opening Programme which they felt was necessary to prepare them to successfully compete in the deregulated electricity supply marketplace.
- Bord Gáis Eíreann
Bord Gáis Eíreann was established under the 1976 Gas Act and it is their responsibility to transmit, distribute and support natural gas and electricity in Ireland. The company is a major player in Ireland’s gas market, supplying almost 500000 homes and 18,000 business customers.
- Centrica
Fujitsu was recently awarded a three year contract worth over £2 million to manage, support and modernise a suite of Centrica’s corporate systems used by its Brand Units, including British Gas Residential Energy and British Gas Business.
- UKAEA
UKAEA approached Fujitsu at this time with no major plan, just a problem that needed solving. This is where the partnership that would come up with ATOM (Accountancy and Tracking Of Material) began.
