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Collaborative Approach Between Implementation & Software

OptiMiser and GoodCents presented an AESP webinar on how collaboration between implementation teams and software improves data quality and EM&V outcomes.

OptiMiser and GoodCents presented an AESP Brown Bag Webinar on March 26 titled, “Energy Auditing & Data Quality: A Collaborative Approach Between Implementation & Software.”

During this presentation, attendees learned how collaboration improves program efficiency and consistency with a goal of ensuring superior EM&V outcomes. The speakers discussed characteristics of the collaborative relationship that result in higher quality and more secure program data.

Best practices from the relationship include data security, custom report production, in-field quality assurance processes, and complete data capture and process assurance. The discussion included EM&V results from a program prior to implementing these best practices and software upgrades, along with results after installation.