SAS Energy Forum 2017
~ November 16th ~ Customer Executive Center, SAS Spain, Madrid ~
Why attend
Changing demands from customers and regulators requires utilities to think differently about every aspect of your business – from what you offer to how you price and deliver it. You can't afford business as usual. It’s time to innovate, accelerate and adapt.
The 2017 SAS Energy Forum will bring this year's top energy business issues into sharp focus: customer experience, grid modernization, renewable integration, impact of GDPR and changing business models. In this business climate, innovation and efficiency is required to maintain profitable business operations.
Who should attend
The Forum is designed for Senior Managers, Directors and C-levels in Business and IT across the Energy
value chain, who are responsible for the following areas:
Customer Experience – Forecasting – Operations – Risk –
– Asset Management – Analytics – Big Data / Data Governance
There is no delegate charge for attending this event.
A must-attend event for Energy professionals!
This conference brings together business leaders from across the utility organization to discuss how they are tackling these key issues with the help of advanced analytics. Conference attendees will gain a deeper understanding of how analytics are applied in leading European utilities, including business outcomes, specific skill sets required, data governance, and connecting the Internet of Things (IoT) to real asset and customer use cases.
Registration is free of charge.
View this short video from the 2016 conference to hear from attendees about the value of attending:
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Madrid | 16. 11. 2017
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Suggested Accommodation for Attendees
Travel time to reach the Event venue displayed below is to be intended by car in normal traffic conditions.
The Exe Norte Hotel is located at walking distance (5 mins).
