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    Home»Development»Perficient and DTE at DTECH Midwest: Powering AMI Networks with User-Centric Solutions

    Perficient and DTE at DTECH Midwest: Powering AMI Networks with User-Centric Solutions

    July 1, 2025

    Next month, the DTECH Midwest conference offers a vital platform to discuss the future of energy. Perficient is proud to participate, highlighting our expertise in Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) and our commitment to delivering solutions that truly resonate with utility providers and their customers.

    Driving Digital-First Utilities: AMI Communication at the Core

    Utilities are at a pivotal moment. As the industry evolves with advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) and grid modernization, the need for a strategic partner who understands both the technology and the people it serves has never been greater. Perficient stands out as that partner, uniquely positioned to help utilities harness the power of AMI network visualization to drive operational excellence and customer-centric transformation.

    Our work with leading utilities, including our valued client DTE Energy, demonstrates our practical experience in this critical area. DTE Energy, a major utility in Southeast Michigan, relies on robust AMI networks for efficient operations and customer service. Our collaboration with them, focusing on solutions like visualizing AMI network performance for Field Area Routers (FARs), directly addresses the complexities of managing modern grid infrastructure and optimizing AMI communication.

    Perficient understands that effective AMI solutions are about more than just technology; they are about enabling seamless communication, enhancing reliability, and providing actionable insights for utility operators. Our approach ensures that these systems are not only technologically sound but also highly usable and impactful, empowering teams to identify and resolve network issues faster, optimize resource allocation, and improve overall operational efficiency.

    Discover Our Digital-First Utilities Strategic Position

    Cross-Industry Innovation for Usable Solutions with CX in Mind

    What truly differentiates Perficient is our relentless focus on customer experience. Utilities are no longer just energy providers—they are stewards of the customer relationship. Our CX expertise, honed across industries from healthcare to financial services, empowers utilities to deliver connected, intuitive, and responsive experiences for every stakeholder, from field technicians to end customers. This holistic view, from back-end infrastructure to front-end usability, is what defines our approach to digital transformation in the energy sector.

    Our strength lies in our ability to translate best practices and innovations from other industries into the energy and utilities sector. Our experience with AI, data visualization, and digital transformation for Fortune 500 clients enables us to deliver cutting-edge solutions for utilities—solutions that are scalable, secure, and future-proof. For example, our work with Xcel Energy and other top investor-owned utilities demonstrates our ability to deliver complex, mission-critical projects that modernize infrastructure and improve service reliability.

    Join Us at DTECH Midwest

    We invite you to connect with us at DTECH Midwest and sit in on our session “Optimizing AMI Networks with Visualization Tools: Enhancing Performance, Troubleshooting, and Planning” to learn more about how Perficient is helping utilities like DTE Energy optimize their AMI networks and navigate the evolving energy landscape. Discover how our blend of deep industry knowledge, technological innovation, and a steadfast commitment to usability can empower your organization.

    Explore our energy and utilities industry expertise.

    We look forward to seeing you there!

     

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