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The sway of the electric is undeniable as 2018 saw some of the most spectacular innovations in automotive, domestic and industrial sectors. Tesla might be making all the splash in the news but the reality of a smarter electric grid is the cornerstone of any infrastructure. Utility management teams are looking beyond generation for cost savings and productivity increases, to continue making essential investments, while keeping rates affordable. Power and utility companies are also taking more steps toward embracing automation, robotics and augmented intelligence to evolve their business. Beyond the development, companies are continuing to develop digital technologies that give customers ea... Continue Reading
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Combining extensive research and development with ISO: 9001 certified quality systems in both its manufacturing and design process
Delivering an arsenal of different communication devices, which include boxed, embedded, LPWA, and many more
Avtec is a provider of integrated Radio over Internet Protocol and telephony dispatch console solutions
Camlin bring products for a wide range of industries, including power and rail, with a number of R&D projects in a variety of scientific sectors
ERLPhase Power Technologies is an ISO 9001:2008 QMS certified manufacturer of digital fault recording systems and protective relays
ETAP provides power system analysis software and solutions
GE is an industrial conglomerate that operates in aviation, power generation, healthcare, renewable energy, transportation and finance sectors
Schneider Electric specializes in electricity distribution, automation management and produces installation components for energy management
Sentient Energy designs and builds the MM2 line monitor for use by electric utilities worldwide
