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Dave Robbins, CIO & SVP, Ellie Mae
We have embraced cloud (SaaS) in nearly every aspect of our internal technology needs. We have moved from internally running Exchange, SharePoint, Financial Systems and more to services such as Office 365, Telephony & WorkDay.
John Burke, CIO, Ambit Energy
At the start of 2018 there were 71 million smart meters installed in the US funded by the promise of smarter grids, fewer carbon emissions, and more satisfied consumers.
Joseph Santamaria, SVP & Chief Information & Digital Officer, PSEG
The Smart Operations Roadmap will be deployed over eight years, broken down into three activity sections.
Alberto Ruocco, AEP VP & CIO, Greg Filipkowski, AEP Director of Demand Management, Customer Operations & Distribution, American Electric Power
Utilities historically have been considered late adopters of information technology (IT).
Joseph Santamaria, VP–IT & CIO, PSEG Services Corporation
Our focus in 2014 will continue to be advancing our business goals in Electric/Gas Delivery and Power Generation. Technology is becoming commoditized at faster.
Gary Hayes, CIO & VP IT, CenterPoint Energy
The big challenge is the accelerating pace of technology which is driving the convergence of consumer technology, information technology, operational technology and business technology.
Jeff Cann, CIO, Encore Electric
When I was a software engineer, we lived by an adage: all software has bugs.
Steve Ambrose, CIO, DTE Energy
Technology is deeply integrated into our company's daily work, and the IT experience affects our customers and our employees.
Marc DeNarie, CIO, NaturEner USA
Today, Saas, IaaS, PaaS, DaaS, DRaaS has become commonplace for an IT executive to outsource a wide range of services to the cloud to reduce costs and complexity. Software, Infrastructure
Dawn Roth Lindell, SVP & CIO, Western Area Power Administration
Grid Ex III was the third nationwide security exercise for the utilities who manage the electric grid.
