Utilities | Bilbomatica

The Utilities and Energy Area is absorbed in a continuous and constant transformation after the organization and regulation changes that have taken place for the last years. As an example we can highlight new liberalization policies in the electricity, gas and hydrocarbon fields; or the every time bigger demands in environment protection, without forgetting the increase of expectations and the level of demand of clients, who require more and better services.
This changing scenario internally affects companies when dealing with processes, operations and information systems, all of them necessary to provide quick responses to the challenges encountered..

At an Information Systems Level, where Bilbomática has centred its action environment, some of the most relevant characteristics of the involved systems are:

Need of a speed adaptation to the legal, regulation or market changes.
Need of integration with the different systems of the company in order to achieve a more efficient internal management.
Management of large information batches with the consequent need for availability of proper tools for their analysis, exploitation, reports generation, consultations, and so on…
In some cases, because of the geographically referenced nature of the information to manage (for example infrastructure nets); there is a need to use corporate GIS Systems.

Each and every one of these characteristics are covered by as many Technological Areas in Bilbomática

Information Systems Characteristics
Scalable and Parameterized systems
Integration with other internal systems
Large information batches
Corporate GIS

Technological Area in Bilbomática
Software Consultancy and Engineering
Software Consultancy and Engineering, SAP
Software Consultancy and Engineering (Business Inteligence)
Software Consultancy and Engineering (GIS)

The participation of Bilbomática in the Energy sub sector goes back to the beginning of its collaboration with the National Energy Commission (CNE), to further on expand to other organizations of distribution and provision of energy (CIDE, etc.).