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“It’s also important<br />

from a digital<br />

transformation<br />

perspective to<br />

collect data on<br />

the performance<br />

of our technicians”<br />

—<br />

Ken Cowher,<br />

Vice President of Operations for the<br />

Service unit, Heath Consultants<br />

“For us on the operations side, it’s also<br />

important from a digital transformation<br />

perspective to collect data on the<br />

performance of our technicians,”<br />

notes Ken Cowher, Vice President of<br />

Operations for Heath’s Service unit.<br />

“It is important we have a standardized<br />

and automated way of doing that to<br />

ensure we get good quality data we can<br />

run predictive analytics on. This allows us<br />

to proactively manage our crews and<br />

make them as efficient as possible.”<br />

Cowher explains that all service operations<br />

lie within a competitive bid industry,<br />

which in turn means that efficiency is key.<br />

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EXECUTIVE PROFILE<br />

Jeffrey Tuttle, CEO<br />

Jeffrey Tuttle has worked in various capacities within the<br />

utilities sector for over 30 years. Prior to joining Heath he<br />

served as General Manager for Greer Commission of Public<br />

Works where he directed the company’s day-to-day<br />

operations and long-term direction of all utility operations.<br />

He has served on various association’s Board of<br />

Directors including Piedmont Municipal Power Agency<br />

(PMPA), American Public Gas Association (APGA),<br />

Blue Ridge Scouting Council, and Greer Relief.<br />

From 2011 to 2012, he served as the Chairman<br />

of American Public Gas Association (APGA)<br />

and Texas Gas Association.<br />

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