E.ON recognised across several categories at Digital Technology Leaders Awards
The company won Best Place to Work in Digital, with the digital technology team noted for creating an inclusive and high-performing workplace.
E.ON has been recognised for its work in digital innovation, workplace culture and emerging talent at this year’s Digital Technology Leaders Awards.
The company won Best Place to Work in Digital, with the digital technology team noted for creating an inclusive and high-performing workplace.
E.ON Next picked up the Breakthrough Data Project award for its market-wide half hourly settlement programme, which used data to support one of the UK’s key energy market changes.
Areeba Hussain was named Young Digital Professional of the Year for her contribution and positive impact early in her digital career.
E.ON Next’s NextCare project was also highly commended in the Digital Project of the Year category for developing digital solutions that improve customer experiences.
E.ON said the wins reflected the effort of teams working together to improve digital services and customer experiences.
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