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GE (NYSE: GE) is the world’s Digital Industrial Company, transforming industry with software-defined machines and solutions that are connected, responsive and predictive.

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Evolve at the Pace of Change: Optimizing the Distribution Grid

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Senior Product Manager, DER Orchestration GE Power Grid Software Solutions

Frédéric (Fred) Wauquiez is Senior Product Manager for DER Orchestration for GE Power Grid Software Solutions. He is in charge of defining the strategy and the roadmap for GE’s DER Orchestration...

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The forward-thinking utility recognizes distribution optimization as a critical enabler of next-generation distribution grids, which are maximally efficient, reliable, and, ultimately, sustainable. Without digital transformation, and software delivering greater automation and control, utilities are missing opportunities to better connect, orchestrate, and optimize their distribution grids. Learn how you can deliver efficient distribution optimization to your operations. Download the white paper.

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