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Introduction to Itron Digital Construction Management: From Paper to Platform: Demystifying DCM for Gas and Electric Utilities
For many gas and electric utilities, the transition from a completed design to actual field construction is still trapped in a world of clipboards, paper forms, and manual data entry. This disconnect creates blind spots, delays project closeouts, and introduces compliance risks. Updating systems of record with accurate asset and other construction data can take months and, in some cases, years. That also compromises the heavy investment electric utilities have put into operational systems like ADMS, which require accurate, timely data to run effectively. Digital Construction Management (DCM) bridges this gap, establishing a single, real-time digital platform that connects field crews with the back office to automatically capture high-accuracy asset data, scan barcodes, and track progress as it happens.
In this session, we will break down the foundational value proposition of DCM—why it is becoming an industry standard and how it fundamentally transforms utility infrastructure delivery.
To ground these concepts, this session will feature real-world utility case studies highlighting the digital transformation journey across both gas and electric operations. Attendees will see how utilities initially adopt DCM to modernize construction workflows—replacing paper processes with real-time data to streamline asset documentation and accelerate project closeouts.
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