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12 - Communications: Steak or spam?

By By Michael A. Marullo, Contributing Editor

Besides providing a good reason to regularly reflect on the state of the industry, writing this column provides a way for me to also give something back by talking candidly about some of the things that might otherwise be left unsaid.
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14 - The Environment, Advanced Metering, and the Business Process Revolution

By By Guerry Waters, Vice President, Industry Strategy and Marketing

Advanced metering is capturing attention at utilities around the globe. Initially, industry analysts saw it as a way to restrain environmental damage from electricity consumption. Now, it’s helping to break down utility departmental barriers and facilitate cross-organizational business processes.
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18 - The 2007 Automation/IT Leadership Series
GE Energy, Bob Gilligan, General Manager

By By Michael A. Marullo, Automation/IT Editor

Bob Gilligan is a 17-year veteran of one of the largest and most successful industrial enterprises in the world. Bob runs GE Energy’s T&D business – a significant component of the $19 billion GE Energy business that is by itself, several times the size of all but a few of its industry counterparts.
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34 - Asset Management for AMI

By By Jeff Evans, consultant and project manager, Enspiria Solutions, Inc.

An Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) system is comprised of a large volume of assets which include meters, modules, network communications infrastructure, and may also include remote disconnect/reconnect switches and demand response/load management (DR) system components (in-home displays, programmable/controllable thermostats, load control devices).
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38 - Seeing the Forest, Then the Trees

By By Michael Madrazo, founder and President of Detectent

Using Automated Meter Reading (AMR) tamper information to identify high-quality theft cases was a strategy that never really materialized. Why? Because the valid information was lost in a mountain of distracting and bogus data.
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42 - Alaska Power & Telephone: Energy Looking Forward

By By Amanda Kelly

Alaska Power & Telephone Company (AP&T), which started in Skagway, Alaska in 1957, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year as an employee-owned company.
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48 - Quality Assurance: A Critical Component Of Any AMI Deployment

By By Will McNamara, Principal Consultant at KEMA

Timely availability, reliability, and longevity of appropriate quality materials and supplies are critical to the well being of any AMI (Advanced Metering Infrastructure) or Smart Grid project.
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