API limitations Data supports water budgets Demand forecasting mentioned This isn’t perfect — but it works AI Data didn’t align historically We didn’t know where that data lived It depends Dashboards pull from multiple systems AMI + CIS finally integrated Inherited legacy systems Learned this the hard way Had to write custom queries Incremental progress beats perfect systems RFP changed after lessons learned Repeatable workflows Defensible data Manual process We’re working on that GIS linked to meters/accounts Single source of truth We paid to access our own data Targeted conservation Someone laughs at their own system Siloed systems Vendor limits discovered late Interoperability CWOL reporting done manually Data cleaning took forever Data gaps in history Customer portal in use Real- time data Scripts compensate for system gaps We have AMI… but don’t use it yet Data triggers customer messaging Documentation made a difference Different staff gave different answers Staff ingenuity saved the day Spreadsheet is the system of record API limitations Data supports water budgets Demand forecasting mentioned This isn’t perfect — but it works AI Data didn’t align historically We didn’t know where that data lived It depends Dashboards pull from multiple systems AMI + CIS finally integrated Inherited legacy systems Learned this the hard way Had to write custom queries Incremental progress beats perfect systems RFP changed after lessons learned Repeatable workflows Defensible data Manual process We’re working on that GIS linked to meters/accounts Single source of truth We paid to access our own data Targeted conservation Someone laughs at their own system Siloed systems Vendor limits discovered late Interoperability CWOL reporting done manually Data cleaning took forever Data gaps in history Customer portal in use Real- time data Scripts compensate for system gaps We have AMI… but don’t use it yet Data triggers customer messaging Documentation made a difference Different staff gave different answers Staff ingenuity saved the day Spreadsheet is the system of record
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
API limitations
Data supports water budgets
Demand forecasting mentioned
This isn’t perfect — but it works
AI
Data didn’t align historically
We didn’t know where that data lived
It depends
Dashboards pull from multiple systems
AMI + CIS finally integrated
Inherited legacy systems
Learned this the hard way
Had to write custom queries
Incremental progress beats perfect systems
RFP changed after lessons learned
Repeatable workflows
Defensible data
Manual process
We’re working on that
GIS linked to meters/accounts
Single source of truth
We paid to access our own data
Targeted conservation
Someone laughs at their own system
Siloed systems
Vendor limits discovered late
Interoperability
CWOL reporting done manually
Data cleaning took forever
Data gaps in history
Customer portal in use
Real-time data
Scripts compensate for system gaps
We have AMI… but don’t use it yet
Data triggers customer messaging
Documentation made a difference
Different staff gave different answers
Staff ingenuity saved the day
Spreadsheet is the system of record