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March 9, 2016 Aaron Parker

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Billing mistakes are as common as the common cold. (And as frustrating too.) Last year, a detailed review of 6 million utility invoices and 4 billion points of energy data uncovered more than €45 million in errors. There’s a remedy, however. Combining data collection and bill validation with robust analytics and reporting is the key to paying the exact amount for energy and other resources.

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