AUSTIN, Texas, Dec. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In recognition of its ability to help utilities power their operations with clean meter data, Oracle has been named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Utility Meter Data Management Systems 2025 Vendor Assessment.1 Read the excerpt here. "Oracle's position in the Leaders Category in the 2025 IDC MarketScape demonstrates its ability to successfully deliver large-scale deployments across a rapidly expanding, global client footprint," said Gaia Gallotti, rese ...

Core Insights - The Oracle Utilities Customer Platform has introduced AI-powered anomaly detection and in-memory processing capabilities, enhancing data processing speeds, reducing operational costs, and improving customer service for utility companies [1][2][3] Group 1: Enhancements and Benefits - New features in the Oracle Utilities Customer Platform simplify employee tasks and improve overall platform performance, which integrates metering, operations, billing, sales, account management, customer service, and engagement [1] - AI-enabled anomaly detection has led to a 63% reduction in false positive, high-usage Validation Editing and Estimation (VEE) exceptions, allowing for proactive issue management [7] - The platform enables approximately 70% faster meter data processing, enhancing operational efficiency [7] - Overall storage requirements have decreased by 37%, contributing to lower costs and simplified data management [7] Group 2: Industry Context - The rise of Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) has resulted in a significant increase in utility data, creating challenges in data processing and management [2] - Utilities face growing complexity and costs, necessitating smarter technology to meet rising customer expectations for service reliability and transparency [2][3] - The integration of AI and a unified data framework in the Oracle Utilities Customer Platform allows utilities to leverage accurate metering data for better decision-making and improved customer interactions [2]

New AI capabilities in the Oracle Utilities Customer Platform help call centers better manage volume and quickly deliver smart, personalized assistance In addition to natively embedding AI in SaaS offerings, on-premises customers can also benefit by accessing these innovations via a rich set of APIs. Next, Oracle plans to equip agents with AI-generated customer snapshots before calls start, helping speed resolution and improve the customer connection. In addition, Oracle plans to add full call transcripts t ...