With significant advancements in power grid technology, utilities are well-positioned to leverage AMI 2.0 capabilities, including enhanced grid enablement, real-time data analytics, and customer ...

There are plenty of reasons to be excited. AMI 2.0 makes AMI 1.0 look like a technological artifact. While AMI 1.0 meters gave utilities periodic data for energy management and billing, their primary ...

Avoid being over promised and over sold in your AMI 2.0 strategy. Utility leaders today are seeking MDM ... increase worker efficiency, and improve data collection and analysis in order to better ...

The rapid rise of data centers to support cloud services and generative ... Considering electric power’s historic role, utilities need new ways to deploy capacity at a large enough scale and at a fast ...

Industry 4.0 has long been a buzzword in the manufacturing and industrial sectors. Representing the fourth industrial revolution, Industry 4.0 highlights the transition from steam and electric power ...