Webinar Brings AMR Education to You

Utilimetrics' series of interactive Webinars are designed as cost-effective ways to keep you up-to-date about topics such as technology options, business model development, project management, system integration, benchmarking, and basic and advanced applications.

Utilimetrics Holds Successful Webinar Aug. 4

Nearly 250 listeners attended a Utilimetrics Webinar Aug. 4, “The Role of AMI Within the Smart Grid.” A recording of the proceedings will be available to attendees soon. The presenters were Matthew Smith, Duke Energy, George Bjelovuk, American Electric Power, and Paul De Martini, Southern California Edison.

For more information on Smart Grid, AMR and AMI technologies, attend Autovation 2008 in Atlanta.

Recording Now Available for Utilimetrics Webinar
A recording of the recent Utilimetrics webinar, “What Does C.12.22 Mean to You?” is now available for only $100. Review what you learned or find out what you missed about industry standard C.12.22, and what it means for your company's future AMR/AMI plans.

This 90-minute webinar, featuring perspectives from a consultant, a vendor and a utility professional, attracted more than 250 listeners when presented live on February 27. Act now to ensure you take advantage of this invaluable resource.

The recording is available free to Utilimetrics members

Why Attend a Webinar?

FAST – get right to the heart of an issue in a 1-hour block that fits into your busy schedule
CONVENIENT – no travel, not time out of the office. Participate from the comfort and convenience of your desk
EASY – a computer and telephone is all you need. Just dial in, enter your access code, go the Web site and you’re in
IDEAL FOR MULTIPLE ATTENDEES – use a speakerphone and computer projector, and as many people as you want can listen in

Technical Requirements

• Minimum requirements for PC users
  • Microsoft Windows 98, NT4 SP6a, 2000 SP3, XP SP1
  • 166 MHz Pentium-based PC
  • Microsoft® Internet explorer 5.01 and higher, or Netscape® 7.x
  • Sun JVM 1.4 or JVMs (Java Virtual Machine) preinstalled with the supported browsers
• Minimum requirements for Mac users
  • Mac OS X 10.2
  • Internet Explorer 5.x (non-SSL) or Safari 1.0 (SSL if connecting without a proxy)
• Memory, bandwidth and display requirements
  • Memory: 64 MB RAM
  • Bandwidth: 56 Kb/sec
  • Display: 800 x 600 pixels required (1024 x 768 recommended)
• Telephone - Telephone with speakerphone capabilities is recommended so that hands are free to take notes and access other tools within the Webinar.

Read about previous Webinars