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We enable our clients to continuously improve their operational processes in competitive environments, optimizing their critical billing. We work with the energy industry to deliver flexibility, transparency & the power of industry leading solutions.

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John Baksa
President Americas Utilities Hansen Technologies

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With over 40 years’ experience, Hansen Technologies (ASX: HSN) is a leading global provider of billing and customer care technologies for utilities, telcos and pay-TV operators. Throughout North...

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  • Jul 22, 2019 5:00 am GMT
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Matt Chester on Jul 22, 2019

It's an interesting point-- the utilities and how they work aren't the only thing that's evolving, but the wants, needs, and capabilities of the customers are changing all the time too!

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Christina Corcoran on Jul 24, 2019

Thanks, Matt.  You are right that the landscape of the customer is always changing, and sometimes very rapidly.  That is the challenge we face is how to keep up with those changes. Even how to predict what they will be to stay ahead of the curve. 

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