As MHHS programmes evolve beyond tech and compliance, suppliers are increasingly focusing on the wider commercial and financial implications.
As settlement moves from portfolio averages to individual half-hourly data, suppliers will have far less time to identify, correct and recover errors. Performance that was once largely measured operationally will increasingly influence margin, financial exposure and long-term profitability.
We’ve produced a short guide exploring some of the areas teams should be considering now, from settlement performance and GCF exposure through to meter performance, pricing strategy and operational readiness.
MHHS creates commercial opportunities for suppliers
As settlement becomes more granular, organisations that treat MHHS as more than a compliance programme will be better placed to improve operational performance, develop new propositions and strengthen competitive advantage.
Our related article explores:
- Why MHHS should be viewed as a commercial opportunity rather than just a regulatory obligation
- How settlement changes influence pricing, products and customer strategy
- Why operating models and third-party partnerships become increasingly important after migration
- The capabilities suppliers will need to compete successfully in the years following implementation
Read the full article here.
If you'd like to discuss any of the themes covered above, and what they could mean for your organisation, contact Rachel Littlewood.
