Case study: Crossing the Chasm

Posted on: 13 October 2023

This case study includes insights reflecting on OVO’s technological and operational transformation.

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Discover how OVO achieved operational and technological transformation.

This case study includes insights from OVO and Kaluza Founder, Stephen Fitzpatrick, and OVO’s Chief Product and Technology Officer, Christina Scott, reflecting on OVO’s technological and operational transformation in integrating SSE’s vast legacy retail business while maintaining its core identity and status as a net zero leader.

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