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AMI and MDM – Take Advantage of the Future Capabilities
Now
John Wambaugh, Chief Solutions Architect, eMeter Corporation
 1-Day course:
Monday, May 18th
Meter data management is one of
the most complex and data intensive computing challenges utilities face. This
one day college course is tailored for professionals in the customer service and
information technology fields from large utilities including multi-service and
multi-state utilities. Those investigating Advanced Metering Infrastructure
technology will find this course informative and crucial as they seek to comply
with the new regulations. Attendees will learn how AMI fits with the Energy
Policy Act of 2005, the impact on your business and customers, the proper
techniques for documenting requirements and how to develop a business case for
management approval.
 John
O. Wambaugh has been involved in the
planning, deployment, operation and maintenance of advanced metering systems for
more than 19 years. Mr. Wambaugh is currently the chief solutions architect at
eMeter Corporation, responsible for the definition, configuration and
integration of MDMS solutions for electric, gas and water utilities. He has led
the implementation of MDMS for five utilities. Mr. Wambaugh was vice president
of services at Cellnet Data Systems, responsible for the development of the
systems, processes and tools used in the installation, maintenance and operation
of more than 10 million advanced meters delivering daily billing quality
information for utilities. Prior to joining Cellnet Data Systems, Mr. Wambaugh
was a lecturer at Stanford University.
Learning
Objectives:
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Learn the terms and nomenclature used in the industry;
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Learn the benefits of AMI and MDM;
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Understand the different types of AMI and their limitations;
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Understand the role of an MDM in unlocking AMI benefits;
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Just what is AMIS?
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Learn the impacts on information systems and business
processes;
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Learn how to go far beyond billing and rates with AMI/MDM;
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Understand best practices for AMI and MDM implementation.
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