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Replace Existing Normal?

By By Michael A. Marullo, Contributing Editor

Whenever I make fundamental changes to a word processor document – i.e., changes that affect the basic structure; not just content changes – and get ready to quit the appplication, I sometimes get a message that says, “Do you want to replace the existing Normal?”
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Mining the Corporate Data Domain Safely and Securely Across the Enterprise

By By Paul Cassingham, Entergy Services, Inc., David Allen, Nobadeer Software

In these times of increasingly stringent regulatory compliance reporting by utilities, the most rigorous of which being Sarbanes-Oxley for publicly-held corporations like Entergy, the transmission and distribution (T&D) departments requires an auditable and reliable source of historical data with no gaps.
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The 2008 Automation/IT Leadership Series
ABB

By By Michael A. Marullo, Automation/IT Editor

In this issue, we are privileged to be able to share the thoughts and insights of two key executives from ABB’s North American Power Products and Power Systems divisions.
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Key issues for Implementing a Prudent Control System Cyber Security Program

By By Joe Weiss, PE, CISM, Applied Control Solutions, LLC

The goals of a prudent control cyber security program should be to help make the utility/entity more secure, maintain and when possible, improve system reliability and availability, and meet regulatory requirements.
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Data Refresh: Breathing New Life into a GIS Database

By By Ruth Craven and Dr. Will Shepard, Enspiria Solutions

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are the latest evolution of spatial technology, with their origins in simpler systems such as Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Automated Mapping/Facility Management (AM/FM) systems.
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Making Substations More Intelligent
PART TWO: Bringing It All Together at a Northeast Utility

By By Craig M. Preuss, Engineering Manager-Utility Automation, Black & Veatch Corporation

Building on part 1 of this article in the previous issue, this second installment illustrates the issues and impacts of implementing substation integration in harmony with the utility’s organization and operations using a standards-based approach.
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Getting a charge out of service optimization

By By Moshe BenBassat, CEO and founder of ClickSoftware

For decades, electric utilities have invested millions of dollars in computer technology and human resources to reliably forecast future demand.
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Providing High Speed Relay Fault Protection between Substations

By By William Tyler Morgan, Network Engineer II, EPB Chattanooga, TN - Jason Lee Read, Senior Engineer, EPB Chattanooga, TN and René Midence, Utility Market Manager, RuggedCom Inc.

Serial communications has been the mainstay for communication systems for more than a decade using RS232 and RS485 as the physical layer.
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An Integrated Utility Network

By By Wang Chiu, IESO, Ontario and Michele Hudnall, Managed Objects

The business case for business service management (BSM) at Ontario’s Independent Electricity System Operator, commonly referred to as IESO, started out as a proposal for solving a traditional IT management problem.
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Prevention of Oil-Filled Transformer Explosions

By By Guillaume Perigaud, Sébastien Muller, Gaël de Bressy, Ryan Brady and Philippe Magnier, Transformer Protector Corporation

Power transformers are one of the most dangerous electrical equipments because of the large quantity of oil they contain which is in direct contact with high voltage elements.
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