Webinar: Efficiency Analytics of EV Charging Stations

Glassbeam, Inc., the machine data analytics company, and Gridscape Solutions, Inc., which designs and develops a broad range of smart energy solutions, will discuss strategies for improving the efficiencies of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations during a free webinar to be held Thursday, July 30, at 11:00 a.m. PDT.

Titled “Using Machine Data to Improve the Economics of EV Charging Stations,” Vipul Gore, CEO of Gridscape and Carlos Quezada, Senior Director of Customer Solutions at Glassbeam will highlight how mining machine data sent from EV charging stations can tremendously help in performing both regular, as well as predictive, maintenance. The data is also helpful to better understand the installed base and gleaning other valuable business insights. These business insights enhance the effort to reducing support costs and also for identifying new revenue streams.

The webinar will touch on important topics, including:

  • Role of IoT in the broad Smart Grid industry
  • How to leverage trends in EV charging data to conduct predictive maintenance
  • How to make informed operational decisions using installed base analysis

Last month, Gridscape selected Glassbeam for remote monitoring and maintenance of its 400+ Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations.

Webinar Details At-A-Glance

Who: Vipul Gore, CEO of Gridscape Solutions, and Carlos Quezada, Senior Director of Customer Solutions at Glassbeam

What: “Using Machine Data to Improve the Economics of EV Charging Stations” free webinar

When: Thursday, July 30, from 11:00 AM to Noon (PDT)

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About Glassbeam

Glassbeam is the machine data analytics company. Bringing structure and meaning to data from any connected device, Glassbeam provides actionable intelligence around the Internet of Things. Glassbeam’s next generation cloud-based analytics platform is designed to organize and analyze multi-structured data, delivering powerful product and customer intelligence for companies including IBM, HDS, Aruba Networks, Violin Memory and Meru Networks.

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