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Data Analytics for Utilities Summit
The first Data Analytics for Utilities Summit will be held in Toronto on November 28th and 29th!
While all utilities are already involved in data analytics, monumental changes in analytics software are allowing organizations to glean more actionable insights from data they already hold. The Data Analytics for Utilities Summit will present best practices in using data to improve billing, customer service, identifying unbilled revenue, and improved asset management.
Featured Speakers:
- Lloyd Tokerud – Director of Analytics, Hudson Energy Group
- Przemek Tomczak – Director, Smart Metering, IESO
- Glenn Pritchard – Principal Engineer, PECO
- Dan Guatto – COO and VP, Engineering & Operations, Burlington Hydro
- Wayne Logan – Business Solution Manager, Hydro One
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WHEN: November 28-29, 2012
WHERE: Westin Bristol Place, Toronto Airport
WEBSITE: www.utilitydataconference.com
EXCLUSIVE VIP DISCOUNT CODE FOR ITAC MEMBERS: ITAC15 (15% off regular investment rate)
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