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This year's Utility Analytics Week 2022, developed by and for utility analytics professionals, will focus on topics at the forefront of the industry, ranging from grid- and customer-level analytics to enterprise-scale asset management. The annual event is hosted by UAI Connect.
Join representatives from 36 utility companies across the United States, as well as technical experts, and other stakeholders as we come together to network, share common pain points, and gain new insights about leveraging analytics to solve evolving business problems.
Don't miss Exponent's speaker presentations (details below) or the chance to connect with attendee Therice Morris, Ph.D., manager in our Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences practice.
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"Is Your Data Enabling Real-Time Asset Management?"
Wednesday, October 19 | 3-4:45 p.m.
Join Exponent data sciences expert and managing engineer, Jonathan Glassman, Ph.D., P.E., CRE, and special guests from PG&E, Fela Odeyemi and Manuj Sharma for a dynamic discussion and Q&A about Exponent's work developing a real-time risk analysis of a PG&E asset network, including traceability, automated reporting, data-quality verification, and more.
"Working Together Towards a Data and Model Commons Framework for Utility Wildfire Mitigation and Regulation"
Wednesday, October 19 | 3-4:45 p.m.
Steven J. Murray, Ph.D., group vice president and principal engineer, will kick off General Session #3 with a discussion about the challenges utilities face in leveraging data and artificial intelligence. Dr. Murray will introduce the WIFIRE Commons environment — an integrated, intelligent infrastructure platform that powers solutions by streamlining data and AI pipelines.
Exponent is a proud sponsor of the event, hosted by UAI Connect. To learn more about Utility Analytics Week, click here.
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Register to attend Utility Analytics Week here.