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The utility industry is undergoing a significant transformation — from ongoing environmental sensitivity, changing regulations to increasing consumer expectations. The tumbling renewable prices and the proliferation of distributed energy resources are taking hold faster than expected. “In such a scenario, a minor error in drawing content or inaccurate data could place a firm in jeopardy, resulting in duplicate files, loss of intellectual property, and compliance issues,” begins Scott Lamond, VP, Marketing and Business Development, Synergis Software. To curb these challenges, communications and networking technologies are strikingly improving the production and distributionof energy—ultimately providing organizations the ability to monitor and manage data-intensive processes efficiently. At the forefront of this transformation is Synergis Software, a firm that develops engineering document management and workflow solutions that enables organizations to effectively leverage business and design content across the enterprise. “At Synergis,we ensure timely access of information—drawings, documents, and the data that keep the systems up and running,” he adds. 

