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Umesh Singh,
Chief Consulting Engineer GE Energy T&D Automation Umesh K. Singh, Chief Consulting Engineer GE ENERGY T&D Automation, has 33 years of experience in automation technology, including 25 years in the electric utility industry. Singh has managed and worked on various SCADA, EMS, DMS, OMS, AMR, GIS, enterprise integration, operations merger and consolidation projects in North America and Worldwide. He is currently involved in several SmartGrid initiatives with Electric Utilities in North America. He is a member of the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), TC57, Working Group 14 (Standard IEC 61968), which is defining the international standards for system interfaces for distribution management systems for enterprise integration. He is also a member of CCAPI (Control Center Application Programming Interface) Working Group defining CIM (common information model) requirements. Singh has been an Advisory Committee Member for DistribuTECH International Conferences in the United States since 1998. He has authored several technical papers that he has presented at major industry forums on the subjects of network applications for operations and planning, distribution management systems and enterprise data integration.Appearing: Conference Day Two: Wednesday, June 16, 2010 9.40am Designing a secure transmission network that connects the generation, transmission and distribution
- The key challenges in securing a power transmission network
- How grid operators can ensure a constant and reliable supply of power, even in critical situations, through system security
- Working through security issues of tapping into intelligent communications
Chief Enterprise Architect,
AT&T Director, Control Systems Security,
U.S. Department of Homeland Security Strategic Program Manager,
Southern California Edison Umesh Singh, Chief Consulting Engineer,
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