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3/21/2011

Featured Articles » University of Minnesota Professor: An Electrical Smart Grid is Critical for U.S. Security » Smart Grid Guru Massoud Amin Speaks at ITEXPO » After Four Successful ITEXPOs, Smart Grid Summit Becomes Standalone Event » PortaOne Intros New Meter Data Management and Billing Platform   Sponsored By: The Smart Grid Summit The Smart Grid Summit is the first event of its kind to address the unprecedented opportunity coming from the intersection of two core building blocks of our economy utilities and communications. This unique event is based on the joint vision of TMC and Crossfire Media to create a new forum for and actively engage an entire community. The Smart Grid Summit enables networking with the full smart grid community utilities, telecoms, equipment vendors, software developers, academics, industry associations and policymakers, and more.   Top Stories » Elster and Science Applications International Corp. Offer Smart Grid as a Service » Smart Grid Innovator Demand Response Coordinating Committee Changes Name » Pike Research Forecasts Intelligent Lighting Controls Market's Growth » Power Tagging Receives Second NSF Award for Successful Grid Deployments   From The Expert Corner March 17, 2011 Hyundai Drivers Largest Group to Purchase Electric Vehicles By TMCnet Special Guest Kira Gaza, Sr. Researcher at Zpryme A recent report, Electric Vehicle Branding, a follow-up to The Electric Vehicle Study published by Zpryme explores which consumers will be early electric vehicle (EV) adopters. Aside from Toyota leading in brand loyalty at 57 percent, another finding according the study is that 45 percent of Hyundai owners will likely purchase an electric vehicle within the next two years. Second to Hyundai are Nissan and Toyota with 43 percent of owners for both companies likely to transition to EV in the next two years... Read More   From The Blogs A Future Made of Glass? March 17, 2011 6:30 PM By: Rich Tehrani I don't often write about glass, but this is the second post in a row  (here is the first) on the topic. Obviously this must be pretty good for me to be so repetitive. Corning has a new video about the future of glass and technology in our lives and it is awesome. It has received over nine million views in a few weeks and when people ask me what the future of tech will look like I should just point them to this post... Read More    Featured Videos GE Introduces New Carousolar    Featured Resources » Strategies to Run a Lean Supply Chain » Connect and Empower Mobile Salespeople » All About VM Performance:   TMCnet's Blogs » What AT&T Purchase of T-Mobile Means » Cable Broadband Speeds to Skyrocket » Facebook VoIP?   Featured Channels » Solar Power » Renewable energy » Wind Power   Visit smart-grid.tmcnet.com for the Latest Smart-Grid News and Information   Sign Up For FREE    |    Visit Smart-Grid Site    |    Free Magazine Subscription   Advertise With Us   General advertising Info: Click here      Contact Us   Company Directory    |    All Editors' Info   Become a TMCnet columnist! Become a TMCnet columnist! Want to contribute your expertise to a growing audience of IP Communications professionals? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the TMCnet Web site and this newsletter. Contact TMCnet Group Editorial Director, Erik Linask, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.

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