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Shared Link - Mobile Workforce Group - Oct 19, 2020

Can Employee Monitoring Be Done Ethically?

While monitoring solutions have proven that they can help companies on many different levels, they still raise ethical concerns. The article outlines four scenarios and offers insight into the ethical implications of each for employers.
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Post - Mobile Workforce Group - Oct 16, 2020

Mobile Workforce Roundup: Recent Must-Read Posts From Fellow Community Members

Read about new cyber vulnerabilities appearing as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, recent developments around wireless technology, and how remote solutions can help field workers and customers stay healthy.
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Final Draft Communications, LLC

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Video - Digital Utility Group - Oct 16, 2020
Megawatt-X's Laurent Segalen and Conquest's Frederique Palanque discuss the Future of Energy Investments from an Infrastructure Perspective. Their key take aways is that the most promising sector will be Flexibility Management around Batteries..
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Post - Digital Utility Group - Oct 16, 2020

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: About Enterprise Architecture for Utilities

The Utility 4.0 needs a new kind of architecture. This first post in. the Enterprise Architecture blueprint series discusses "Bad Architecture".
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Greenbird Integration Technology AS

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Shared Link - Mobile Workforce Group - Oct 15, 2020

AT&T teams with Ericsson for private wireless networks on CBRS spectrum

This announcement by AT&T and Ericsson gives electric power companies another private wireless network provider to choose from.The companies will build private cellular networks for specific use cases. The networks will utilize CBRS shared..
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Lansdowne, Pa.

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Post - Digital Utility Group - Oct 15, 2020

Munis and Co-ops to Receive Cyber Security Protections

Funding from DOE is intended to provide utilities with innovations at the hardware, firmware and software levels to protect operational technology components that enable the safe control of physical systems that deliver electric power.
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