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February 14, 2019
Utilities Tech Outlook Weekly Brief
Newsletter for Enterprise Technology Decision Makers
Feature of the Week
According to IoT for All, software and hardware engineers, CTOs, designers, and product managers are beginning to realize the significance of batteries.
After several years of R&D, these grids are developed to meet the industry's requirements like response to major storms, infrastructure end of life necessity, and ever-evolving customer needs.
Rutgers and Oregon State University engineers have found a cost-effective way to produce thin, durable heating patches using intense light pulses to fuse tiny silver wires with polyester.
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CIO Viewpoint
Brenna Berman, CIO, City of Chicago
It is clear that the Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming every aspect of cities. From the many forms of transportation to devices used to maintain homes and offices to retail companies and industries that power economies to gadgets.
Dave Webb, CIO, Nebraska Public Power District
Although, historic data may be used, analytics is about doing something better in the future, or being able to predict things that haven't happened yet.
CXO Insights
By Robert J. King, President, Good Company Associates
Connected devices require ongoing attention, which provides both an opportunity and ongoing costs.
By Brad Blaney, VP - Technology, Penta Technologies
Bringing new technology into your enterprise is challenging and no one wants a technology initiative to fail.
