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Using machine learning for risk management allows utilities to enhance safety, regulatory compliance, cost management, and customer service.
Fremont, CA: Increasing regulatory requirements, rising consumer expectations, and growing worries about safety and grid dependability drive utility firms to explore creative risk-management solutions. They know the solutions are in their data; the difficulty is figuring out how to do data work in their favor at a low cost. Here's where machine learning (ML) comes into play.
Accelerating the adoption of AI-driven solutions, particularly machine learning, allows utilities to harness the power of their data in creating mission-critical decisions. For example, when utility firms use machine learning to manage risk, businesses are better positioned to solve present difficulties and prepare for what lies ahead.
Machine learning is great for utilities trying to scale up their risk management methods cost-effectively because it combines a large capacity for evaluating data with the ability to learn from results continually. Utility businesses that use machine learning in their operations get various benefits.
Enhanced security
Machine learning helps utilities detect and rapidly handle possible safety issues before they cause damage or endanger populations.
Compliance has improved
Utility firms may compile the data they need to react to compliance reporting obligations and assure compliance with regulatory rules thanks to machine learning.
Improved cost management
Utilities may use machine learning can save hundreds of hours on manual inspections, maintenance reports, and other duties that humans previously performed.
Improved customer satisfaction
Every time an outage can get prevented, utility businesses have a chance to boost consumer happiness and confidence. However, effective risk management requires machine learning techniques.
Technology items alone will not guarantee ideal results in machine learning—but it isn't easy to succeed without the correct combination of solutions.
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