Before 2024, Con Edison’s outage communications were slow, inconsistent, and manual. It took more than 6 hours to coordinate messages across six regions—leaving customers uninformed during critical situations. The legacy system lacked speed, flexibility, and visibility, resulting in a poor experience for both internal teams and customers.
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