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Powel’s Platform Chosen Over GIS

Powel’s comprehensive Operational Resource Planning solution was competitive edge in winning contract


St. Paul, Minnesota, August 8, 2006 - Powel, a world leader in Operational Resource Planning (ORP) solutions, today announced that it was awarded a contract from Dayton Power and Light (DP&L). The contract is based on the Powel’s Utility Decision Support Platform (UDSP) suite of software. The system utilizes Oracle technology to improve business processes and will help utilities, like DP&L, work smarter by sharing information across the company to improve productivity, profitability, and customer service.

 

During the first year of the contract, Dayton Power and Light will implement core UDSP functionality including Powel’s spatial analysis tools and maintenance applications, Powel StakeOut® field operations technology, and Powel InfoCenter®, a web-based work order management system.

 

“This contract represents a significant breakthrough in the US Power Industry’s adoption of Operational Resource Planning solutions,” said Corey Maple, CEO of Powel, Inc. “We differentiate ourselves in the market by offering a comprehensive product suite designed to optimize utility operations. More utilities are moving away from individual application purchases and investing in a scalable ORP solution based on open software platforms.” 


About Powel:
Powel ASA, headquartered in Trondheim, Norway, delivers software solutions and related services designed to help energy companies and public utilities work smarter, and to increase their operational efficiency and service quality. The company is a market leader in Scandinavia, and has established offices in Sweden, the U.S., and Canada. Founded in 1996, Powel ASA is a publicly traded company and has grown from 37 employees to more than 250 in its 10 years of existence. Growth opportunities for the company remain strong in both the energy industry and the public sector.