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What is common among most CIOs of large scale utilities and other enterprises? They are all concerned about cyber security and credit card fraud. As the trend of online payment is taking the whole business community—including utilities—under its umbrella, CIOs are grappling to build robust data security perimeters around their offerings, while maintaining a commendable customer experience. To meet the stringent Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) regulations is another uphill battle; many utility CIOs are fighting without having viable assets at their disposal to leverage. Extending their arsenal of reliable and comprehensive payment solutions, Charlotte, NC headquar-tered Paymentus is enabling CIOs to heave a sigh of relief. “CIOs recognize that user experience is not about the look and feel of the screens, but about offering valued functionality and simplicity-of-use for the end user,” says Jerry Portocalis, Senior Vice President, Paymentus. “Ultimately, this is what leads to greater adoption of electronic services and less calls to the contact center.” 

