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The Electric Power System: Digitalization & Automation

Explore how data, intelligent substations, control-room platforms, automation, and cybersecurity are reshaping generation, transmission, and distribution operations.

WHY THIS TRAINING

The business value

Give leaders and technical teams a complete view of the systems, data, people, and operating changes required to modernize the grid safely and effectively.

WHAT YOUR TEAM WILL BE ABLE TO DO

Practical capability your people can apply.

Map digitalization opportunities across the power system Understand modern grid-management platforms and their roles Connect intelligent substations, field data, and control-room decisions Identify IT, OT, cybersecurity, and workforce priorities for modernization
PROGRAM AT A GLANCEFull course content below
  1. 01Power-system and digitalization foundations
  2. 02Intelligent substations and grid data
  3. 03GMS, EMS, AEMS, DMS, ADMS, and DERMS
  4. 04SCADA, automation, and advanced operations
  5. 05IT, OT, and cybersecurity
  6. 06Digital-transformation roadmap
DETAILED COURSE CONTENT

What the training covers.

This is the established program foundation. We adjust emphasis, examples, exercises, and depth to match your organization and participant experience.

MODULE01

The digital electric power system

Connect the physical grid with the data, software, and automation layers that support it.

  • Generation, transmission, substations, and distribution
  • Clean energy, renewable energy, and electrification
  • Front-of-meter and behind-the-meter resources
  • FERC Order 2222 and an increasingly distributed system
MODULE02

Intelligent substations and field visibility

Understand how modern field assets create timely, useful operational information.

  • Substation equipment and intelligent electronic devices
  • Sensors, monitoring, and condition data
  • SCADA and remote-control fundamentals
  • Data quality, interoperability, and communications
MODULE03

Control-room platforms

Clarify the purpose of the major systems used to plan, monitor, and operate the grid.

  • GMS and generation management
  • EMS and advanced energy management
  • DMS and advanced distribution management
  • DERMS and distributed-resource orchestration
MODULE04

Automation, analytics, and operations

Evaluate how software and automation can improve decisions without weakening operational discipline.

  • Advanced system operations
  • Alarm, event, and situational-awareness improvements
  • Workflow automation and decision support
  • Hardware, software, and data dependencies
MODULE05

Secure modernization roadmap

Bring technology, cybersecurity, people, and process into a realistic transformation plan.

  • IT and OT responsibilities
  • Cybersecurity and operational resilience
  • Climate and reliability considerations
  • Capability gaps, priorities, governance, and sequencing
WHO IT IS FOR

Bring the right people into the room.

Utility executives and managers System operators and control-room teams Grid engineers and automation specialists IT, OT, data, and cybersecurity teams
YOUR VERSION OF THE PROGRAM

Keep the proven foundation. Change what matters.

01

Depth

Set the technical level for executives, specialists, cross-functional teams, or a mixed audience.

02

Context

Use your industry, operating environment, priorities, and cases to make the learning relevant.

03

Format

Shape the agenda, exercises, group size, and timing around your team and location.

START A CONVERSATION

Bring The Electric Power System: Digitalization & Automation to your organization.

Tell us about your team, business priority, preferred timing, and location. We’ll help you shape the right in-house program.

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