Appointment of Independent CC&B System Monitoring Expert Sample Clauses

Appointment of Independent CC&B System Monitoring Expert. 15 In furtherance of the LADWP’s goal of restoring customer confidence and the public’s 16 trust and confidence in the LADWP’s ability to deliver timely and accurate customer bills and a 17 level of customer service that consistently meets or exceeds industry standards, the Parties further 18 agree that Plaintiff Xxxxx has retained the services of a nationally recognized CC&B consulting 19 expert, Xxxx Xxxxxx of Xxxx Xxxxxx Consulting, to: verify data; establish that the mechanism for 20 identifying affected accounts is accurate and reliable; independently evaluate the criteria used to 21 process the claims; and monitor the CC&B remediation efforts and corrective actions undertaken 22 by the LADWP and its independent CC&B consultants during the Remediation Period, subject to 23 the Court’s oversight and continuing jurisdiction. 24 The CC&B System Monitoring Expert is comprised of a team of senior professionals with 25 extensive experience in information technology and programming, quality assurance and CC&B 26 functionality and solution architecture. The CC&B System Monitoring Expert is owned and 27 operated by Xxxx X. Xxxxxx. Xx. Xxxxxx, who earned an MBA from Boston University and is a 28 Certified Public Accountant, has 30 years of financial management and consulting experience, 1 including 20 years as Chief Financial Officer for two large municipal natural gas, water and waste 2 water utilities (City of Richmond Public Utilities from 1986-1997 and District of Columbia Water 3 and Sewer Authority from 1997-2005). As a Chief Financial Officer, Xx. Xxxxxx successfully 4 implemented the entire range of financial, customer service and information technology systems 5 (i.e., CIS, AMR/AMI, call center), and restructured financial and customer service operations to 6 stabilize systems, to achieve Board of Directors and City Council objectives, and to meet industry 7 standards. Xx. Xxxxxx’x most significant and relevant accomplishment as a Chief Financial 8 Officer involved the successful remediation of a failed CC&B system implementation by 9 Pricewaterhouse Coopers, LLP at the Water Department for the City of Cleveland. As a result of 10 the efforts undertaken by Xx. Xxxxxx, and the same team of individuals that Xx. Xxxxxx has tasked 11 to work on the LADWP CC&B remediation project, Xx. Xxxxxx and his team were able to achieve 12 virtually 100% meter reading accuracy and customer xxxxxxxx with industry-leading customer 13 service survey ratings. Xx. Xxxxxx’x ...
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