How to scale and smarten up a real-life energy grid with Azure IoT

Robbrecht van Amerongen March 11, 2022
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In this episode of the IoT Show, we discuss the IoT smart grid project that AMIS Conclusion has created for a customer in The Netherlands. We talk about a real-life large-scale energy grid and all the challenges we face implementing this on an Enterprise scale.

Robbrecht van Amerongen will talk more about the complexity of Smart Grid data processing and Tomasz Brzezinski will talk more about the way Azure components help scale the platform rapidly to over 15.000 devices and process messages with a frequency of every 2 minutes.

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Robbrecht van Amerongen

I am Head of IoT at AMIS | Conclusion. I have a long term of experience in business development and software delivery. My specialization is to utilize new technologies and methodologies to valuable products and services for his customers. Keywords: innovation and business development, agile, internet of things, IoT, azure cloud, devops.I am also an Agile coach and <b>Certified Agile Master</b> with experience managing Agile projects with Scrum (first with DSDM) ranging back to the stone ages (1999). Robbrecht is a strong proponent of agile principles. Robbrecht is an agile examiner for the agile foundation, practitioner, and master certificate.
Robbrecht.van.Amerongen@amis.nl
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