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Attend this Webcast to Find the Answers These Key Questions:
How can I implement a
Smart Grid solution that engages and
empowers my consumers utilizing
AMI or AMR technologies?
How do I ensure the
infrastructure investment made today is
scalable to meet short term and future requirements for the utility and the consumer?
What are the
key questions I should be asking related to the Smart Grid functional characteristics, technology components and key applications
to protect and grow my investment?
Who Should Attend?
This webcast should be attended by those individuals that are responsible for identifying, planning and evaluating Smart Grid solutions, including
those that empower and engage consumers and are easily assimilated with existing or new technology and business processes.
Free WebCast on
February 25th - Click to Register!
Why You Should Attend?
The utility industry and its consumers are in a position to capitalize on the enormous opportunity that the vision of
a "smarter grid" promises.
Across the country, each utility is deploying smart grid solutions that are appropriate to its regulatory framework, customer base and business interests. Regardless of your starting position, all utilities seem to have a common area of focus in their overall plans
-- the eventual assimilation of detailed consumption information. Understanding your options short-term for the long-term are key to implementing a Smart Grid solution that can meet your business needs today
and in the future.
Make plans now to attend:
"Transforming the Electrical Grid:
Addressing Transformation Strategies to Implementing A Smart Grid"
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Thursday, February 25th |
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3:00-4:00pm Eastern |
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About our Speakers: Mak Tarnoff:
Senior Director, Product Marketing, Tendril Mak Tarnoff, a 28-year veteran of the utility industry, focuses on Tendril's product vision and strategy as a foundation for implementing technology solutions to meet customer needs. As a recognized utility subject matter expert, he has held senior management positions providing strategy, marketing and product leadership for companies including GE as the Global Product Line Leader for AMI Solutions, Cellnet, L+G, Hunt, Ampy, Aclara (Distribution Control Systems Inc.), Navigant Consulting, New York State Electric and Gas, and Knoxville Utilities Board. While on the board of directors for the ZigBee® Alliance, Mak guided their present focus on the Utility Industry and the creation of the Smart Energy Profile. Tarnoff earned his Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree from Cornell University.
Warren B. Causey, Vice President, Sierra Energy Group,
Energy Central's Research & Analysis Division A researcher, writer and technology consultant for more than 30 years, Warren Causey has specialized in the utility industry since 1992. He is author of more than 25 books and his articles (by the hundreds) have appeared in the pages of leading utility industry publications. He has worked as principal-in-charge for a variety of major utility projects, including IT Performance evaluation and gap analyses for Florida Power & Light, Nstar, Xcel Energy and others. And he has headed research/ consulting projects for numerous utilities and vendors, including Northwestern Energy, Nortel and SPL WorldGroup. A frequent keynoter (on leading edge technology in information, distribution and business) at major industry conferences, he founded Warren B. Causey, Ltd., one of the most respected research/publishing/ consulting firms in the industry. He merged it with Energy Central in 2005. For more info, please visit us on line:
www.sierraenergygroup.net
Don't Miss:
"Transforming the Electrical Grid:
Addressing Transformation Strategies to Implementing A Smart Grid"
Thursday | 2/25/10 | 3:00-4:00pm Eastern
This Free Webcast Brought to you
by:
www.tendrilinc.com
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