Conference

Big Data and Analytics for Utilities 2013

Business, Franchising, Licensing · Energy

Dates3–5 Dec 2013This edition has ended
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About Big Data and Analytics for Utilities

Big Data and Analytics Utilities Summit provides an interactive opportunity to speak with and learn from data, analytics, strategy, asset, information and insight leaders within the utilities industry.

Utility companies are facing a data tsunami with information pouring in from smart meters, smart grids, customer calls, online forms, social media, streaming videos, photography and more. But what does this data mean to your utility business?

With the economic value of big data and analytics being worth £5.4 billion to the utilities industry over the next 5 years in the UK alone, the Big Data and Analytics for Utilities Summit will be the place where your industry equips itself with the crucial information, knowledge and ideas how to maximise big data analytics for asset strategy, efficiency savings, customer intelligence, supply chain and quality management.

In a utilities industry only forum, the Big Data and Analytics for Utilities summit is your chance to develop solutions and strategies to maximise your ability to convert your data into meaningful business intelligence, deliver ROI, value and profit to your company. Discussions include:

• Improving operational efficiency by turning data into actionable intelligence

• Increasing predictive analytics and developing real-time business intelligence

• Leveraging data analytics to minimise risk and improve asset performance and capability

• Developing enterprise wide big data and analytics architecture to increase value to the business

• Unlocking customer behavioural analytics to maximise customer performance and develop superior energy usage and demand insight

Artists / Speakers: Einar Hoffmann, Chris Harris, Richard Wakelen, Leo Petch, James Robbins.

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20147–9 Oct 2014——
20133–5 Dec 2013——

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