In this episode, our data team discusses Bluefield's utility data and details the journey to collect and inventory 747 capital improvement plans that have been scrubbed and cleaned for Bluefield clients. This discussion provides insights into what the data is, the value of the data, and how Bluefield clients are using this bottom-up, detailed information.
Reese Tisdale speaks with John Berryman and Jaime Colón.
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