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Cloud‑Powered Energy Management in Spain

Key Points

  • ODFenergia’s mission is to help Spanish energy consumers better manage their usage amid a newly deregulated market.
  • After receiving its trading license in 2011, the company faced constantly changing regulations that required rapid operational adjustments.
  • To stay agile without a large IT staff, ODFenergia shifted its processes to a cloud‑based architecture.
  • Implementing IBM Business Process Manager as a cloud integration layer allowed the firm to quickly modify and deploy new rules.
  • The cloud‑based process management solution enabled ODFenergia to reduce customers’ energy costs and remain competitive.

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# Cloud‑Powered Energy Management in Spain **Source:** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-x2x_dwP0Ug](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-x2x_dwP0Ug) **Duration:** 00:02:57 ## Summary - ODFenergia’s mission is to help Spanish energy consumers better manage their usage amid a newly deregulated market. - After receiving its trading license in 2011, the company faced constantly changing regulations that required rapid operational adjustments. - To stay agile without a large IT staff, ODFenergia shifted its processes to a cloud‑based architecture. - Implementing IBM Business Process Manager as a cloud integration layer allowed the firm to quickly modify and deploy new rules. - The cloud‑based process management solution enabled ODFenergia to reduce customers’ energy costs and remain competitive. ## Sections - [00:00:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-x2x_dwP0Ug&t=0s) **Adapting to Spain’s Deregulated Energy Market** - The founder and CEO of ODF energiya explains how frequent regulatory changes in Spain’s newly deregulated electricity sector forced the company to shift to a cloud‑based, modular integration platform to rapidly adjust its trading and consumer‑management software. ## Full Transcript
0:06everyone in Spain is a consumer of 0:09energy including the founder and CEO of 0:12ODF energiya Sergio Palmeiro I am from 0:16the south of Spain non-civilian this 0:18middle town in Spain not this 0:21traditional intrapreneur territory 0:24selection of people also so for me of 0:28course especially to have an idea a 0:32business idea and transform in a real 0:35live really business so here had a 0:38vision of how to better sell his energy 0:41consumers in Spain by allowing them to 0:44better manage their energy usage while 0:47the newly deregulated Spanish energy 0:50markets presented significant 0:51opportunity for growth it also meant 0:54significant challenges 0:58[Music] 1:07after getting the license for trading 1:10energy in Spain in 2011 director has 1:14changed the rules every month so it's 1:19time that the relative move the rules 1:21who had to move so we said that they 1:25were going to do that is with that VPM - 1:29yes before we decide to move all our 1:33unfactual to the club because with this 1:37grow is a problem to think about 1:40provisioning of exactitude to prepare 1:44them practically we don't want to have a 1:46lot of technician a lot of IT people 1:50their company of the energy norm of the 1:54IP so the best way for us to adapt 2:01technology we fracture to to our fitness 2:04means was the cloud so we have to go to 2:08the software and make changes to adapt 2:12to the rules if you have a closed so 2:15work is not possible or you dependent on 2:17other people so if we have to be p.m. 2:22integration layer we can develop this 2:26chain in the way and incorporate to the 2:30process quickly initial oh the energy ax 2:34is a try a blazer using cloud-based 2:36process management to help its customers 2:39reduce energy costs it's a competitive 2:42unjust so I'm very happy for us discover 2:48how IBM Business Process manager and 2:50cloud can help in your constantly 2:53changing world 2:53[Music]