Enzen launches IPaaS tech to digitalise Australian utility data
Enzen and TOKN have launched an Integration Platform as a Service (IPaaS)-based solution for Australian utilities to digitalise and automate data collection and management.
Enzen, a global knowledge enterprise specialising in energy and water, has partnered with software company TOKN to launch ZenConnect – a customisable mobile solution to enable power, water and gas field operatives to access real-time information on network assets.
Assimilating data from different sources and systems, ZenConnect is hoped to offer asset, customer and supply chain teams a streamlined experience of utility assets.
The platform functions through a single interface enabling operatives access to location, site, performance and inspection history data, with the aim to improve workflow management, operational efficiency and productivity.
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Enzen cites the platform’s offering to utilities, including heightened data quality, more standardised, automated business systems and a more connected workforce.
Dina Williams, executive director and head of digital enterprise solutions and transformation at Enzen Australia, said: “There is a growing need in the Australian utilities market for a mobile enterprise solution that enables networks to transform their operations in line with the demands of the energy transition.
“The combination of Enzen’s deep domain utilities knowledge and TOKN’s innovative technology give power, water and gas networks a huge opportunity to accelerate their digitalisation at low cost.”
Clinton Schroeder, CEO and founder of TOKN, added: “Both our organisations have a common strategy to drive the digitalisation of enterprise in industry through…processes that deliver advantages in productivity, efficiency and safety.
“We’re looking forward to rolling out this customised, flexible solution for the Australian utilities market and beyond.”
