Improve business processes with integrated requirements management

In the ultra-volatile energy and utilities (E&U) industry, complexity is greater than ever.

Whether it’s from managing rapid price fluctuations, new governmental regulations or delivering on ESG, many businesses are struggling to increase profits while meeting customer demands.

To better navigate today’s uncertainty, E&U businesses must embrace digitalization and effectively use their enterprise data. In the fast-changing energy marketplace, however, achieving digitalization is not as simple, and many companies don’t know where to start.

Integrated requirements management is a great place to begin digital transformation

As you’ll learn by watching our on-demand webinar, adopting an integrated requirements management solution helps organizations simplify management of large numbers of complex requirements and specifications across their project, facility or enterprise.

Our solution rapidly converts complex documents into a series of tracked digital requirements to ensure they’re completed on time, to the stated quality specifications. Project teams can also quickly assess and understand the impact of any proposed changes before they’re accepted.

Other resources to learn about integrated requirements management

While every second counts in the energy industry, integrated requirements management helps businesses dramatically improve process efficiency and data quality in critical areas such as bid and tender, contracts and specifications management.

To learn how you can quickly improve your business execution, check out some of our other integrated requirements management resources:

• Ebook: Integrated requirements management software for smart project specifications management
• Infographic: Leverage enterprise data for specification and contract management
• Our Story: Shell selects Polarion software from Siemens to digitalize and streamline global capital project data
• Video: Integrated requirements management for energy and utilities – An introduction