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Switching Management Systems Has an Impact on Power Transmission Companies

April 10, 2019 Carolina Barreto

Switching Management Systems Has an Impact on Power Transmission Companies

At a time when technology opens doors to modern equipment and modern software that make everyday life easier, there are still many power transmission companies that resist these changes, fearing that switching management systems will expose the business to potential negative impacts on its administration.

However, dealing with an obsolete, limited management tool that eats up too much of your time may be exactly the stone in your shoe that you need — and want — to remove as soon as possible.

It is no news that every change causes a certain discomfort. After all, leaving behind what we are used to in order to face the new can be challenging — even more so in an environment regulated by ANEEL, as is the case for power transmission companies.

Still, should the fear of negative impacts outweigh the progress and evolution that the positive impacts can bring?

POSITIVE IMPACTS AND NEGATIVE IMPACTS: WHICH OF THESE RISKS SHOULD WE TAKE?

Could you measure how much the transmission company you work for has already lost by postponing necessary changes that would bring modernity and advanced technology to your workplace and daily routine?

That is precisely the purpose of the content we have put together here.

Every management process at a power transmission company is tied to the regulatory bodies ANEEL and ONS, which define the administrative and operational boundaries of the electric sector.

SO YOU NEED TO CHANGE WITH YOUR FEET FIRMLY ON THE GROUND!

Changing your management with the certainty that you are doing it right means pursuing a change that, above all, guarantees quality compliance with ANEEL and ONS regulations. Anything short of that would open the door to disruptions in your administrative processes — which, in some cases, can even lead to government penalties, if not the loss of your transmission license.

WHAT SHOULD I KNOW TO CHANGE MY MANAGEMENT AND DO IT RIGHT?

Present in the electric sector for more than 18 years, Useall develops management software for this segment, always aligned with the regulatory bodies and with the constant updates made each year to Brazil's electric sector legislation.

More than 80 companies in the industry keep their management aligned with ANEEL through Useall management systems, which can turn your administrative routine into a powerful ally for delivering digital information to ANEEL and ONS, and for carrying out transmission processes that must rigorously follow the sector's regulations.

More than just generating the right reports, Useall systems can transform the way you manage — making your routine practical and modern, and giving you all the management tools you need to make better decisions for the power transmission company you run.

Alongside all of this is our greatest asset: people. We have 160 skilled professionals who make the company a benchmark in serving the electric sector. Constantly refreshing sector-specific knowledge is a daily reality in how we manage Useall Software.

You can always count on consultants prepared to help you understand, comply with, and carry out ANEEL's legal processes — whether in management, operations, or accounting.

IT IS TIME TO CHOOSE THE POSITIVE IMPACTS!

Yes — it is no news that even positive impacts pull you and your team out of your administrative comfort zone. But choosing not to make this change may mean investing time and money in projects that will not bring the return your power transmission company deserves.

To learn more about Useall's solutions — or to request a demo from our team — just visit our website or send an email to our team: transmissao@useall.com.br.

It will certainly be an honor to talk with you and understand exactly what you need in order to evolve.

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Originally published in Portuguese at useall.com.br.