Last week, I spoke at the NASPI (North American Synchrophasor Initiative) Fall Working Group Meeting in Charlotte in order to share my perspectives on a recent multi-party collaboration in which my team and I played a central role. The collaboration was an exercise to create a data product but more fundamentally was an attempt to answer the question of “how can the [electric utility] industry make better use of its data?”.
A simple, cursory “update” didn’t seem worthy of the community, nor did it feel in line with my preferred style of presentation. So, to prepare my message for the conference, I looked for something deeper and more controversial thought provoking. And as desired, my comments, while calibrated, were very candid. I considered posting the speech verbatim (e.g. laziness). But after some consideration, I felt the message was more durable when distilled to something more general purpose.
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