Grid, field and customer data working as one system.
We connect asset and grid data, move field work off paper, improve outage and demand forecasts, and modernize billing and customer systems, with engineers who know how utilities run.
Four problems we hear from utilities
Each one affects reliability, cost or customers.
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Grid and asset data sit in separate systems
Asset records, meter and sensor data and maintenance history live in different places. We join them in one data layer that planners and engineers both use.
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Field work orders and inspections are still on paper or spreadsheets
Paper forms mean late data and rework. We build mobile field applications that capture work orders, inspections and photos and feed them straight into your asset records.
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Outage and demand forecasts are not accurate enough
Forecasts built on partial data miss storms and peaks. We build forecasting models that use weather, load and asset data, with your planners reviewing every forecast.
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Regulatory and rate case reporting takes too long
Filings depend on figures pulled by hand from many systems. We build reporting pipelines with traceable figures, so filings come together faster and every number has a source.
What we build for utilities
Six capabilities, each connected to the asset, field, billing and customer systems you run today.
- Grid and asset data
- Asset, meter, sensor and maintenance data joined in one governed layer.
- Field operations applications
- Mobile work orders and inspections that update asset records directly.
- Outage and demand forecasting
- Models that use weather, load and asset data, reviewed by your planners.
- Regulatory reporting
- Pipelines that produce traceable figures for regulatory and rate case filings.
- Billing and customer systems
- Billing and customer service platforms modernized in stages, on cloud where it fits.
- Engineering talent
- Engineers who know utility systems, placed on your teams quickly.
Who we work with
The tools are similar. The scope changes with what you deliver and how you are regulated.
- Electric and gas utilitiesGrid, asset and field data, forecasting and regulatory reporting.
- Water utilitiesAsset records, field work and customer billing.
- Renewable energy companiesGeneration, asset and forecast data in one view.
- Energy services companiesField operations and customer systems that scale across contracts.
How a utility engagement runs
Four phases, planned around reliability, storm seasons and change windows.
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Assess
We review your asset, field, billing and reporting systems and the manual steps between them.
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Design
We plan one connected architecture with timeline, team and cost, timed around your operating calendar.
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Build and integrate
We build the data layer, applications and models and connect them to the systems you run.
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Improve
After go-live we monitor, tune and hand over runbooks your teams can own.
Why utilities work with us
Utility systems keep the lights on, so change has to be careful.
- Reliability first
- Every change is planned around operations, with rollback steps agreed before go-live.
- Engineers who know utility systems
- Our teams understand asset, field and billing systems and can start on the work in the first week.
- A certified diverse supplier
- Infinity Tech Group is certified women- and minority-owned, which counts toward supplier diversity goals.
From our founder
Kamlesh Ranka founded Infinity Tech Group in 1999 to connect new technology with measurable business outcomes. He has led its client work for 27 years.
Talk to us about your grid and field data
A 30-minute call with a data and applications specialist. We will look at your asset, field and reporting workflows, and you leave with clear next steps.