Artificial intelligence and the connected plant
The connected plant is a crucial component of the internet of energy, but what exactly does it entail? A connected plant means linking physical assets or...
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How IoT can help prevent catastrophic events in oil and gas
Despite what some may believe about the oil and gas industry, the number one priority of its major players is to mitigate health, safety and environmental-related risks -- yes, even over making money. Oil spills and fracking leaks cripple the industry and company's reputation, which will always...
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Could smart roads mean no potholes?
Our surroundings are getting smarter every day. Our homes are more connected all the time, and our digital assistants can order us a pizza, get our groceries, check the weather and even answer the door. Our cars are smart enough to drive -- or at least parallel park -- themselves. We are even...
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Wired to wireless: The next big change in advanced metering infrastructure and connected societies
The internet has been one of the most transformative global developments in our history, changing the landscape for communications, education and economic advancement around the world. Since 2000, global internet...
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Girding the grid: The missing piece of the smart city revolution
Profile: Steven Martin
Three and a half billion people live in cities around the world today, and this number is expected to nearly double by 2050. The rapid pace of urbanization, coupled with advancements in cloud computing, artificial intelligence and sensors, is driving a smart city revolution. From San Diego to...
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Integrating IoT: Energy sector spark?
Profile: Neil Hamilton
Stakes are high for energy suppliers as global energy demands are expected to grow by 37% by 2040. With most energy infrastructures antiquated and sometimes prone to...
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What do modern utility consumers need in this digital era?
Technology has reshaped the definition of services. What earlier used to be a simple transaction has changed toward a more proactive experience. Consumers are longing for more, and service providers are looking to engage their customers better. Even utility enterprises, such as electricity, water,...
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Marco Polo and seven monetizable IoT intelligence use cases
In the 13th century, Marco Polo set out with his father and uncle on a great voyage across uncharted territories. They traveled across the vast continent of Asia and became the first Europeans to visit the Chinese capital. For 17 years, Marco Polo explored many parts of world before...
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Internet of energy: Extracting value from data silos in utilities
In the industrial world, and specifically the energy sector, the amount of connected devices, sensors and machines is continuously growing, resulting in the internet of energy, or IoE. IoE can be broadly defined as the upgrading and automating of electricity infrastructures, making energy...
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Powering up assets and reinventing utility operations with analytics
Asset-intensive and field-force-driven utilities are taking a major shift with the advent of smart meters, sensors, intelligent devices and IoT-based systems. However, these enterprises are facing challenges in...
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