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Phoenix Forums is now Smart Grid Forums. We work hand in hand with engineering professionals to create innovative event concepts and high-quality programmes that inform technical decision makers and enable them to deliver exceptional results. Our approach is entirely market led. We stay exceptionally close to industry developments. Through our regular, rigorous and unbiased process of depth interviews with TSOs, DSOs, power generators, engineering consultancies, and technology innovators, we stay one step ahead of industry developments and provide live event platforms that act as a catalyst for new ideas, new directions, and new approaches to Our programmes are entirely end-user driven, in content and speaker line-up, providing you with an invaluable opportunity to hear directly from the technical experts and decision makers on the lessons learnt from pilot projects and commercial deployments of key smart grid Each of our programmes includes a series of roundtable discussions where participants are invited to bring their specific smart grid challenge to the table and brainstorm and problem solve with the entire smart grid technical community. Running alongside the main conference our solution zone allows participants to get up to speed with the latest smart grid systems and solutions, discuss their specific grid development objectives with the technology innovators, and get tailored advice to help propel their Our programmes include a complimentary networking reception open to all participants. Providing the opportunity to relax and unwind after an intensive day of presentations and panel discussions, this is a unique opportunity meet with colleagues from across the smart grid technical community, allow new ideas to cement and new partnership opportunities to emerge. Big Data Management, An*lytics and Visualisation to Power the Smart Utility Achieving IEC 61850 Interoperability within the Substation and across the wider Smart Grid Berlin, Germany Event details Next-Generation Geographic Information Systems to Support Smarter Grid