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Utility Achieves Proactive Monitoring Across Critical Services
A midsized utility gains comprehensive visibility into IT and OT environments, slashing alert noise and accelerating incident response.
How AI Is Rewriting Customer Expectations Across Healthcare, Utilities and Retail
Customer expectations are shifting faster than most organizations can respond. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, leaders from healthcare, utilities and retail break down how AI is redefining what "good" customer experience looks like — and how their industries are rethinking service models, operational workflows and human touchpoints to keep pace with a new, AI-shaped standard.
The GenAI Chatbot Transforming Network Operations at Southern California Edison
NVIDIA is collaborating with Southern California Edison (SCE) and WWT on Project Orca, an AI-driven platform that will set a new benchmark for proactive telecommunication network management in the utility industry. By integrating GenAI, machine learning and predictive analytics, the project will enhance operational efficiency, reliability and resilience at SCE's Network Operations Center (NOC) by reducing downtime, accelerating resolutions and optimizing resource allocation.
Harnessing AI's Potential: A Practical Guide for Utilities
While the vision of a fully AI-powered grid remains on the horizon, utilities can start using AI to achieve new levels of operational efficiency while preparing for future advancements.
NERC CIP-15 Compliance: A Strategic Approach for Internal Network Security Monitoring
Learn what NERC CIP-015 requires, why OT environments complicate compliance and how utilities can meet the standard while building a stronger security posture.
Agentic AI in Utilities: Evolving Beyond Alerts and War Rooms
How utilities can move from information overload to coordinated action, without sacrificing reliability or control.
6 Key Principles that Will Help Utilities Power the Future
By setting a vision that prioritizes people, technology and innovation, utility companies can meet rising energy demands and provide continuous services in increasingly unpredictable conditions.
Infrastructure as a Strategic Target of War
As infrastructure disruption becomes an acknowledged tool of state power, resilience is no longer just a cyber issue — it's operational and strategic. This piece outlines what critical infrastructure operators, boards and technology providers must reassess in a world where disruption is deliberate.
Streamlining an Energy Company's Digital Workspace to Create a Sustainable and Collaborative Future
WWT helped an energy company consolidate its nine subsidiaries' IT systems and processes into a shared services model, migrate email namespaces to a single Microsoft tenant and deploy a full suite of collaboration tools to unlock new levels of efficiency and productivity.
The Orca AI Journey with Southern California Edison
World Wide Technology is a proud sponsor of EEI 2025.
Join us for our featured session, "The Orca AI Journey with Southern California Edison," in The Hub on Wednesday, June 4.
In this insightful presentation, Carlos Carazo, Utilities Field CTO at World Wide Technology, and John Janney, Managing Director of Digital Grid Services at Southern California Edison (SCE), will discuss how SCE is transforming network operations with AI-driven solutions designed to enhance efficiency and scalability.
The New Energy Paradigm
As AI adoption accelerates, the pressure mounts to modernize the energy and security infrastructure that powers data-driven innovation. This conversation brings together leaders at the intersection of energy, technology, and cybersecurity to explore the strategic investments required to meet rising demands—securely and sustainably. Executives will learn the decisions they need to make now to reduce risk, unlock value, and lead through a rapidly evolving energy and AI landscape.
Four Ways to Accelerate TDM-to-IP Migration
Unprecedented bandwidth demand is straining legacy TDM systems, which are quickly becoming antiquated. Transitioning from TDM-to-IP is an evolution of the network — a convergence of voice, data and video into a single packet-based network.