Every building already has a nurse; meters, sensors, and bills collect the vitals — usage, demand, cost. What's been missing is the doctor: a diagnostic technology that reads those vitals, identifies what's actually wrong, and quantifies its financial impact.

That is E3 Analytics' breakthrough — technology that doesn't just collect readings — it automatically diagnoses what those readings mean; linking every change in your utility costs to its underlying cause.

Making that diagnosis possible starts with the data itself: E3's groundbreaking diagnostic technology makes structurally incompatible, inconsistent, and fragmented utility data comparable by transforming the data into a common analytical framework that enables diagnostic baselines and automatic Cost-to-Cause relationships (linking changes in utility costs to changes in their underlying causal factors). Together, diagnostic baselines and Cost-to-Cause relationships automatically detect and diagnose invisible operational and financial inefficiencies in energy and water utilization and costs — and quantify their financial impact, as they emerge.

THE RESULT:  Automatic detection, diagnosis, and quantification of —

• Power utilization issues
• Equipment issues
• Pricing Issues
• Billing errors

— before losses compound.

For the first time, utility management moves beyond automated monitoring to automated diagnosis and quantification of invisible operational and financial inefficiencies.