Marlabs Partners With Information Builders
Partnership to bring to market GridInsight, a Smart Grid Data Analytics Solution.
Marlabs has partnered with Information Builders, an independent provider of business intelligence solutions, to launch GridInsight, a smart grid data monitoring and analytics system. GridInsight leverages Information Builders' WebFOCUS and iWay technologies to accelerate the delivery of value from smart grid data.
Deployment of smart meters and digital sensors/controls is leading to a multi-fold increase in the volume of measurement and event data flowing into a utility's IT infrastructure. GridInsight helps utilities get a handle on this flood of data. "Raw" data, originating from diverse grid devices, efficiently converges in this platform where it is processed and converted into information that can facilitate timely tactical actions and strategic decisions. Compliance with CIM and Open Smart Grid standards enables smooth interoperability with other grid assets.
"Using Information Builders' software to acquire, transform, and integrate information, GridInsight serves as a key backbone for end-to-end smart grid data management. It provides the insight to guide smart grid implementations, reduce deployment risks, and realise sustainable advantage," said Jay Nair, Senior Vice President, Marlabs.
"GridInsight helps utilities gain full value from their smart grid investment through a better understanding of their data," said Gerald Cohen, President and CEO, Information Builders. "By unifying enterprise information, Information Builders' tools greatly accelerate any implementation of this innovative solution for the utility sector. We are excited to leverage Marlabs' considerable industry know-how to meet smart grid transformation challenges."

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