"EWDI is built upon Oracle’s most comprehensive and time-tested cloud-based platform—FDI—which has been used across industries for years in the back office to create common enterprise-info models. Now the same foundation is being used to optimize EWDI." hubs.la/Q030cSwH0

"Because EWDI is cloud-based, utilities no longer have to worry about building and maintaining systems large enough to hold this much data while servicing millions of users at the same time." hubs.la/Q030lvqv0

"EWDI is built upon Oracle’s most comprehensive and time-tested cloud-based platform—Fusion Data Intelligence. Now the same foundation is being used to optimize EWDI. We can deliver universal data models that easily extend to include all types of data." hubs.la/Q030F0bb0

Read more about the ways EVs are changing utilities in our new Special Report: hubs.la/Q030G9V30 #EV

"Not all outages are created equal." hubs.la/Q030H_890

T&D energy loss is a common pain point for utilities. It is also an issue that can be resolved quickly. We explore emerging methods in our new Special Report. Get your copy here: hubs.ly/Q030JdhX0

If you’ve heard of Oracle APEX but aren’t quite sure what it is, what it does, or how and where you can use it, you're in the right place. Our new Tech Corner feature provides clear, straightforward answers to all your questions. Read it here: hubs.la/Q034L76n0

A common use case for Oracle APEX: Workflow automation—automate business processes with APEX processes and dynamic actions. This modernizes legacy systems by converting Excel spreadsheets, forms and reports into web-based applications. Learn more: hubs.la/Q037nkGV0

How does Oracle APEX work? Oracle APEX follows a simple three-tier architecture that ensures efficient and fast application execution. We explain further in our Tech Corner feature here: hubs.la/Q038v1qm0

Tech Corner: "Accelerating APEX Development With AI-driven Functions" Read the new feature from Swathi Ambati, HEXstream data solutions engineer, right here: hubs.la/Q03cnT8g0

Our latest Tech Corner feature spotlights the AI features available in APEX and includes a short demo on creating an application based on existing database tables. Read it here: hubs.la/Q03cy2790

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In the next installment of our Tech Corner series focused on artificial intelligence, we explore AI-powered use cases in utility transformation and grid modernization. Read it here: hubs.la/Q03cZkD00 #AI

Our Swathi Ambati writes about accelerating APEX development with AI-driven functions in her latest Tech Corner feature, which is accompanied by the short demo video shown below. Read the feature here: hubs.la/Q03fhbPY0 #APEX

With the foundational EWDI system implemented, we are now working on developing the next level of solutions to address common utility problems, such as integrating AI models for EV detection with customer and asset information. Contact us to learn more: [email protected]

"The Distributed Energy Resource Management System: Optimizing DERMS At Your Utility" Read the latest feature in our Tech Corner here: hubs.la/Q03Crv6R0 #DERMS

"The DERMS solution leverages DACS, which acts as the core engine to create, manage and optimize demand response and distributed-energy programs. It offers integrated and end-to-end DER management, driving operational efficiency and compliance." hubs.la/Q03Cygwz0 #DERMS

A multi-affiliate utility company needed a better process to build FERC reports and an improved strategy to answer questions to support their rate case filings. Learn how we helped them here: hubs.ly/Q03JFkZb0

The OUDI platform (OUDI) offers tremendous optimizations to users. And like most powerful new solutions, we’ve encountered many questions as we introduce OUDI to utilities. Here find the common questions we hear, and our perspectives in short responses. hubs.la/Q03LNff10

Our new Tech Corner feature spotlights ways of using FDI to simplify FERC reporting. Read it here: hubs.la/Q03Mp2MT0 #FERC