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News - Tuesday, March 9, 2010 9:30 - 0 Comments
Mincom picks up $7m Western Power deal
Electricity utility Western Power has signed a $7 million agreement to continue its long-running relationship with resources software group Mincom.
In a statement today, Mincom noted the utility has used Mincom’s enterprise asset management platform Ellipse for more than ten years. After a review, Western Power decided to continue the relationship, and will now upgrade to Ellipse 6.3. It will also deploy Mincom Mobility — allowing its 1,600 field employees to access real-time data about company assets such as power poles and street lights.
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