Software solutions and data analytics forming synergy in AMI deployment

Software and services are empowering the traditional electricity, gas and water meter hardware, and unlocking greater value than ever from the meter data, which will definitely disrupt the future of the utilities and the advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) industry. “A new era of software-defined solutions is coming,” said Stephanie Wu, senior analyst of Omdia Smart Buildings and Energy Infrastructure. “And it has debuted with AMI applications in more developed markets, such as Europe and North America.”

In the recently published 2022 AMI Software and Services Report, Omdia explicates the trends of software-defined solutions, utilities’ expectations on top cybersecurity and high interoperability standards in the solutions as well as the evolving competitive landscape. As demand for additional use cases of meter data creates new market opportunities, this has become more central to the AMI supplier business model of tomorrow.

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