Professional Services
You’re ready to deploy or upgrade your AMI or metering network. You’ve chosen the best meter and sensor technology, communications network and analytics software available. Now you’re tasked to put all these tools together smartly, efficiency and on-time and on-budget. The Aclara Smart Grid Solutions (SGS) field teams, along with Aclara’s integrated ProField enterprise planning, workforce and asset management software, work together to manage every phase of your AMI deployment.
Our Aclara SGS team has performed over 10 million meter exchanges to date. Data validations are performed during each transaction and upload, ensuring the highest possible data integrity. All meters and exchanges are tracked from “cradle to grave” with photos and all related meter exchange activity recorded during each transaction through our proprietarily written, web-based client portal, Profield. We can provide a true “Turnkey” solution with SGS and our partner divisions of Aclara AMI and Aclara Meters to design and install the network systems to support the meter exchange process.
Customizable workflows increase productivity and lower costs
Manage AMI deployment across entire meter lifecycle
Multi-tiered inventory management quickly reconciles inventory
Real time safety reports to meet OSHA requirements
Professional Services - Field Implementation
Put Aclara’s years of AMI experience to work for you with a turnkey planning, project supervision and workforce management program
ProField®
Employ a full suite of software, data management, and workflow planning tools for AMI deployments with Aclara’s ProField suite of integrated EPR tools for Smart Grid planning, meter deployment management, and post-rollout operations
Find more implementation articles on our blog
4 Key Factors to a Successful AMI Project Rollout
Sometimes, the key to the success of an advanced metering infrastructure project is not the...
Hurricane Havoc: How Resilient AMI Systems Help Water Utilities Beat It
Hurricane season rolls around each year, and headlines shout the number of people without power....