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April 17, 2019
Utilities Tech Outlook Weekly Brief
Newsletter for Enterprise Technology Decision Makers
Feature of the Week
Batteries are an imperishable product for any recycler. Not only is the material hazardous but it is very expensive, difficult, and time-consuming to break apart and dissolve.
Asset management forms an integral part of an enterprise. By leveraging numerous technologies, engineers have developed advanced asset management software solutions.
Technologies profoundly change the way organizations add value, remain competitive with other entities and partner with them.
Featured Vendors
Delivers inspection, life-extension, and rehabilitation services for poles and towers to electric and telecom service providers across America.
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Specializes in digitalizing business processes of its clients and provides a set of integrated cloud services.
CIO Viewpoint
Scott Self, CIO, Tennessee Valley Authority
More sensors throughout our power and transmission systems will inevitably be coming online.
Mona Badie, CIO & CDO, GE Hitachi Nuclear Power
Asset intensive industries today are surrounded by gigabytes of industrial data, countless data sources and diverse data systems that continuously collect a wide variety, volume and velocity of industrial data.
CXO Insights
By Brian Shell, P.E., Senior Technical Principal, WSP USA
A thoughtful procurement process will include a detailed exploration of the opportunities for technology innovation on the project.
By Scott E. Day, EVP- Product & Business Strategy, thyssenkrupp Elevator Corporation
Predictive analytics models can be enhanced to the point of actually predicting a failure and adjusting the technician’s visit schedule to prescribe a visit in advance of a problem occurring.
