Fueled by the flood of new data being provided by smart grid and smart metering infrastructure, the market for analytics in the utility industry is experiencing massive growth; however, this is a dynamic and complex technical market. ...more
On-demand Webcasts
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Fueled by the flood of new data being provided by smart grid and smart metering infrastructure, the market for analytics in the utility industry is experiencing massive growth; however, this is a dynamic and complex technical market. ...more
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
The mountain of data now available to utilities can be utterly overwhelming. This webcast profiles utilities who are leveraging the new data they are receiving in a number of ways, across departments, and analyzes what they are learning. ...more
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Every day, more and more utility professionals are seeing the value that lies in the masses of data that their systems across the enterprise are generating. ...more
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
With the realization of the smart grid, the utility industry has experienced fundamental change over the last decade. Entirely new areas of expertise, value, challenge, and opportunity have emerged. Right at the heart of these opportunities and challenges is how to leverage analytics to improve grid operations ranging from grid optimization to asset management. ...more
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Join David Loshin from Knowledge Integrity and H. Christine Richards with the Utility Analytics Institute, a division of Energy Central, to discuss critical links between data quality and customer analytics in the utility industry. ...more
Monday, May 21, 2012
This webinar offers pragmatic advice for utilities that are considering data analytics investments; it shares insights from a utility that has been on the leading edge of the data analytics movement in power generation; ...more
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
Join us for this on-demand webcast on smart grid analytics, discussing real life case studies for how analytics can change the speed of business today, allowing users to unleash their creativity and focus on what matters: data-driven insights that benefit the business. ...more
Analytics Speak
The hardware, software, professional services, business processes and people needed to successfully support and implement analytics initiatives across the enterprise that are not specific to either customer analytics or grid analytics. Examples within this area include.
- Analytics hardware, such as analytics-specific servers
- Software and middleware that support analytics applications or offer enterprise-wide analytics capabilities
- Communications networks
- Professional services, such as data management and integration