Optimize efficiency, reduce operational costs and predict energy demands
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| Caroline Winn Vice President, Customer Services & Chief Customer Privacy Officer San Diego Gas & Electric |
Brian Rich VP, Information Technology Pacific Gas & Electric Company |
Clinton Libbey Geospatial Enterprise Manager |
Michael Pesin Chief Technology Advisor and Smart Grid Architect Seattle City Light |
Tony Tewelis Director, Technology Innovation APS |
The 2nd Annual Data Management and Analytics for Utilities Conference brings together the top utility analytics thought leaders, technology providers and consultants to address the major issues and deliver an innovative advanced analytics strategy.
- Create effective business models and monetize content by breaking down the silos and building an enterprise-wide IT architecture
- Overcome distribution management challenges and resolve outage problems using the latest analytics tools
- Increase predictive analytics and discover strategies to improve load forecasting across devices and platforms
- Optimize your asset performance to ensure the most efficient asset health management and ensure you have the software necessary to prevent theft, fraud and recognize tamper detection
- Maximize customer performance - unlock the behavioral analytics to better segment customers and collect better energy usage information
For full agenda, list of speakers and further info simply download the brochure here
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I gained a lot of knowledge in a short amount of time and was able to make some connections with industry/ vendor reps. This is only my third conference that I have ever attended and I can tell you that without a doubt it was the best! The sequencing, the speakers, the topical themes. |
Edward David Learning Svcs – Instructor / Process Improvement Pacific Gas & Electric Company |
Strategies you need to drive big profits from your data management and analytics investments
2nd Annual Data Management and Analytics for Utilities Conference will bring together the biggest names to discuss openly and frankly how you can get immediate monetization from your analytics investments . You will discover what will make this an attractive proposition for your operations, IT and business intelligence departments.
To find out more download the full brochure here
A well-organized networking event with a great mix of utility and vendor participation |
Chris Chen Project manager, Energy Efficiency Sempra Utilities |
The facts you CANNOT afford to ignore...
- Cumulative global spending will top $20 billion in the next nine years and U.S. utilities alone will spend nearly $100 per home in grid operations and consumer-related analytics [GTM Research]
- It's expected for utility analytics to find an easier pathway to adoption by virtue of its remarkable return on investment (ROI)
- More than half of all utilities are "challenged with immature business intelligence/ analytics capabilities." Ninety-one percent of those surveyed indicated their utilities are planning BI/ Analytics projects in the next year or two [Bridge Energy]
- Only 46% of utilities have a meter data management system (MDMS) in place
- An estimated $8.2 billion to be spent on analytics in the U.S. between now and 2020
- IBM launched a Smarter Energy Research Institute as a collaborative model between different utilities to use data for analytics that are both predictive and prescriptive - focusing on analytics outages and grid optimization
I thought the conference was very good – well organized and managed, great content and a great venue. Please have more events! |
Christine Hertzog Managing Director Smart Grid Library |
To find out more download the full brochure here
