Posts by Emory Day
EEI The Road to Net Zero
Anterix was proud to be a gold sponsor of the event, EEI 2021 The Road to Net Zero. The Edison Electric Institute brought together the nation’s foremost thought leaders, industry executives, and policymakers for two days of conversation around the transition to clean energy and the road to net zero carbon emissions. Anterix had resources available on the conference site and a Power Talk Video “The Role of Utility Broadband In Getting to Net Zero” to discuss building the energy grid of tomorrow with PLTE featuring Anterix’s Executive Chairman of the Board, Morgan O’Brien.
Read MoreNARUC The Western Conference of Public Service Commissioners
Anterix was happy to be a swan sponsor of NARUC’s The Western Conference of Public Service Commissioners. The purpose of this annual meeting was to contribute to the betterment of commission regulation through study and discussion.
Read MorePanel: Is CBRS Key to Transforming U.S. Enterprise Networks?
Anterix was proud to be a sponsor of the Private Networks Forum. This virtual day of sessions was focused on answering the question: Are private networks the key to driving enterprises into the Industry 4.0 era? Anterix’s Chief Operating Officer, Ryan Gerbrandt, was on the panel “Is CBRS Key to Transforming U.S. Enterprise Networks?” with panelists from OnGo Alliance and Accenture.
Read MoreSolution Partners Panel – The Elements That Enable Smart Grid
The smart grid is “smart” because it includes sensors, applications, and devices that use telecommunications, and computer intelligence to create, collect, analyze, and act upon data. The many exciting innovations coming on the market—innovations that are driving utilities’ digital transformations—depend upon these critical elements.
This session featured experts from the companies behind some of those innovations—Atomation, Hitachi, and LineVision— as they discussed the importance of these underlying elements that enable their game-changing products and services.
Read MoreFCC Certified Devices Panel – Devices Supporting Utility Grid Evolution
As utilities modernize their infrastructure to digitalize the grid, they become increasingly reliant upon digital technologies and devices. The device ecosystem must possess the depth, sophistication, and advanced capabilities necessary to support utility requirements.
This discussion featured experts from 4RF, Telit and General Electric and their conversation addressed how devices are evolving to meet utilities’ new communications needs, and how federal device certification is an important element of that evolution.
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