In the wake of globalization, the urge to privatize by government throughout the world to ensure more efficient and effective use of public finance and delivery service remain one of the main challenges in the reform of public services. This pressure for change has resulted in the privatization of the utilities sector.
With privatization of the utilities sector, the reality requires that the sector be deregulated to ensure private sector involvement. The debate on deregulation is still ongoing. In some areas, the debate is about the benefits and demerits that become apparent after post-deregulation and post-privatization. In other areas, the legislative battle is still underway.
Privatization of the utilities sector in many countries has resulted in the creation of numerous challenges and opportunities for governments, employers and workers, as the rapid change opens up previously unchartered territory for most. Some have resulted in the bundling and unbundling in the value-chain where utility organizations were forced to split up and totally new organizations emerged.
In order to ensure a smooth transition for the industry, Quint’s team of experts is well-experienced for the challenge. With a suite of proven and proprietary methodologies in dealing with the challenges facing the industry, Quint’s goal is to ensure the best fit solution for your organization.
