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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

 

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...

Common Information Model (CIM) use cases for utilities: Accelerating DERMS and grid modeling

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)...

Digital twin modeling insights: How models improve decision-making

Executive summary: Digital twin modeling insights help leaders move beyond the idea of a digital replica toward disciplined decision support. A digital twin creates value when its model reflects the appropriate level of fidelity, draws from trusted...

Coffee Chat with Tim Frerichs, Senior Manager – San Diego, CA

5-minute readWelcome to our Coffee Chat series, where we get to know the "Logicians" who make Logic20/20 a great place to work. Today, we’re sitting down with Tim Frerichs, a Senior Manager based in San Diego, California. Grab your favorite...

Operationalizing DSO: Executing coordination at scale

Executive summary: Once foundational capabilities are in place, utilities face more complex decisions about governance, coordination, and operational integration. In this second article of our series (read Part One here), we focus on how utilities...

AI Playbook for Utility Leaders: Managing Risk, Powering Reliability

Bridge the gap between AI ambition and operational reality Utilities know AI holds potential ... but pilot purgatory and fragmented initiatives keep that potential out of reach. Despite years of experimentation, most AI efforts remain disconnected...

Building grid flexibility under accelerating change: 5 grid operations trends shaping U.S. utilities in 2026

Executive summary: For U.S. utilities in 2026, operating models are under increasing pressure from accelerating large-load growth, expanding DER penetration, and tighter planning and execution timelines. We examine five grid operations trends...

From Siloed Programs to Unified Risk: A Guide for Utility Leaders

Discover a unified framework for managing wildfire and multi-hazard risk Utilities are under pressure to “do something” about risk, but fragmentation is slowing them down. Wildfire, vegetation, storm, and asset programs often evolve in silos, each...

AI-Enabled Customer Care in 2026: Executive Brief

Download the executive briefWe will never sell your data. View our privacy policy here.Customer care expectations are no longer shaped by a single channel or a single moment—they’re shaped by every interaction. For customer care leaders, the...

Building DSO capabilities: Planning for a DER-rich grid

Executive summary: DER integration is reshaping where and how the grid must operate, turning distribution into the new center of complexity and control. In this first article of a two-part series (see Part 2 here), we focus on DSO readiness for...