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DISTRIBUTECH 2024 is HERE!

Join us in Orlando, February 26-29, to see how we’re transforming utility operations.

Find our team of experts at Booth #1960 all conference for conversations around powering the future of distribution.

Explore our planned events below and fill out our Contact Form to stay in the loop.

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Knowledge Hub Presentation

The DERMS Strategy: Unlocking the full value of DERs integration

Join industry experts Alex Lago and Michael Emmanuel as they discuss how utilities can manage and prioritize DERMS business cases and select the right integrated or stand-alone vendor.

Wednesday, February 28, 2-2:30PM

City of the Future, Transformation Place Theater: Booth #2071

 

Consulting Magazine honors three Logic20/20 consultants as 2026 Top Consultants

3-minute readClaire Raskob, Cassidy McDaniel, and Tom Cunnie recognized across three competitive categoriesLogic20/20 is proud to announce that three of its consultants—Claire Raskob, Cassidy McDaniel, and Tom Cunnie—have been named 2026 Top...

AI-native regulatory operations and the future of infrastructure permitting

Executive summary: Permitting delays increasingly stem from fragmented review processes and regulatory coordination challenges rather than gaps in funding or engineering capability. Generative AI is beginning to reshape regulatory execution by...

Risk-based vegetation management starts with visibility

Executive summary: Utilities are reevaluating vegetation management strategies as wildfire exposure, operational complexity, and regulatory pressure increase across transmission and distribution networks. This article examines the growing...

Making inspection imagery usable at scale

Executive summary: Utilities generate large volumes of inspection imagery, but most cannot use it effectively in planning and asset management. Linking images to assets and enabling access through image viewer applications makes visual data usable...

Agent architecture in AI: Why most designs fail and how to build for enterprise scale

Executive summary: AI agents rarely fail because of model performance; they fail because the underlying architecture cannot support coordination, control, and scale. Understanding how agent architectures are structured and where they break down is...

Why most digital twin infrastructure efforts stall and how utilities can fix them

Executive summary: Digital twin initiatives in utilities often stall after early pilots when the underlying systems, data, and workflows do not support their use in day-to-day operations. Achieving business impact depends on making data consistent...

Modernizing compliance: a playbook for governing technology-driven risk

The compliance mandate is expanding.Are you ready? Product and engineering teams make decisions about data and systems every day. Compliance reviews those decisions after teams have already implemented them. That gap creates risk. Decisions about...

Scaling a utility’s AI from pilots to production-ready agents

3-minute readA large Midwest utility partnered with Logic20/20 to move beyond early AI experimentation and establish a repeatable, governed approach to building and scaling AI agents. Within seven months, our team built and deployed 60+...

Utilities don’t need more AI use cases—they need a better starting point

Executive summary: Utilities have no shortage of AI use cases, but most efforts fail to change how work actually gets done. Approaches that start with capabilities tend to stall, while those that begin with existing workflows create a clear path to...

Where CIM actually delivers value in utilities: 2 high-impact use cases

Executive summary: Modern grid platforms depend on consistent representations of assets and connectivity. When operational systems model the network differently, integration work expands and deployments slow. The Common Information Model (CIM)...