How can a residential electric vehicle charger improve grid reliability, reduce emissions and support clean energy? In this paper, Dr. Valery Miftakhov explains how eMotorWerks uses the PI System from Council Associate Partner OSIsoft to enable "true vehicle-to-grid integration" through their JuiceBox Smart[Grid] Charging System.
A common challenge for utilities today -- and other industries as well -- is how to adapt their current operations to address the shifting generational workforce as baby boomers retire.
Hisashi Fukuda, General Manager of Itochu Techno-Solutions Corporation, discusses how OSIsoft’s PI System has enabled Itochu to use data-driven approaches to deliver services across Japan’s dynamic energy market.Spring rains and snowmelt pour into the rivers and reservoirs that feed the Calgary’s water supply. As a result, downtown businesses and residents are faced with unpredictable floods that could do millions of dollars of damage.
Author: Amrit P. Singh (AußenwirtschaftsCenter New Delhi 2015)
Urbanisation in India
Key principles for planning Smart Cities
- Smart Cities empower their citizens to make more informed decisions about their city through access to data about the city, its resources and its planning processes
- Smart Cities seek to offer best in class educational facilities and learning environments
- Smart Cities promote private sector investment and support for achieving smart growth solutions
Report Credits: pwc
This informative white paper from Council Lead Partner Cubic Transportation Systems provides an overview of what the pending migration of Europay, MasterCard and Visa (EMV) chip cards will mean for the transportation sector in the U.S.
To become a modern, transparent and competitive European city, the city of Zagreb, Croatia, improved its business processes and communication with citizens by partnering with Council Lead Partner Microsoft and Omega Software. This video explains what was involved.
How do you extend your reach, both locally and globally, while tightening your budget? For Edinburgh Napier University the answer is in bridging the gap between campuses, each approximately three miles apart. Without online collaboration tools, a weekly in-person meeting often required attendees to drive a car or take a cab, and those expenses add up fast.