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How to grasp the new normal by its horns and make it work for you.
How to grasp the new normal by its horns and make it work for you.
How to grasp the new normal by its horns and make it work for you.
‘New Normal’ is rapidly approaching that point where it moves from being the coolest soundbite on the block to the one you just don’t want to be associated with – but that’s because it has become mainstream.
‘Artificial intelligence technologies able to manage and reduce energy use are of particular importance during the coronavirus pandemic’
Optimal Monitoring, an award-winning specialist in utility monitoring, has launched a unique offer to help businesses minimise empty building energy spend during the Coronavirus outbreak.
That’s the suggestion from Duncan Everett. Managing Director of Optimal Monitoring – his firm has developed software called EMMA AI, able to identify anomalies, send instructions to energy managers and help save energy, emissions, time and money
Optimal Monitoring and its ground-breaking artificial intelligence energy management solution, EMMA AI, has won the Wright Commission Award as voted by the Retail Energy Forum.
In the same stance as who killed Roger Rabbit before you engage the local constabulary. But behind every good opening line is a serious point. In this case what actually is the role of the modern Energy Manager?
In this case, a question of great interest will be: how will these AI systems interact with their end users in the energy management field?
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