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A global energy enterprise operating 64 power plants across three continents that generate 30 gigawatts of power.
Vendor-controlled on-premises systems trapped data in silos, forcing operators to rely on reactive alarms that only triggered after equipment...
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Global energy provider specializing in fuel procurement and power generation.
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