The UCA International Users Group invites members of the energy industry to attend the CIM Users Group – North American 2018 Fall Meeting, "Breaking Down Data Silos With CIM" on October 23-25, 2018 in Dallas, Texas USA.  Whether you are a CIM novice or expert, this meeting will provide a forum to learn more about CIM and network with colleagues. […]

Enabling the Smart Grid with the Common Information Model  November 10-13, 2009 >> Charlotte, North Carolina Introduction The Smart Grid concept is now front and center in the electric utility industry. Extensive system integration will be necessary for realizing the potential of the smart grid, and in the U.S. the National Institute of Standards and Technology […]

CIM USERS GROUP MEETING: Enabling the Smart Grid with the Common Information Model  December 15-18, 2008 >> Microsoft Campus, Redmond, WA Introduction Recent legislation has brought the Smart Grid concept to the forefront of the electric utility industry. Realizing the potential of the smart grid will require extensive system integration, and standards are critical. The Common Information […]

CIM USERS GROUP MEETING: Using CIM to Enable Data Management and Warehousing for Utility Analytics Returning from our meetings in Melbourne, Australia in February and our European meeting in Oslo, Norway this past June, the CIM Users Group is gathering this November in Orange County to discuss how utilities can use CIM to enable data […]

CIM USERS GROUP MEETING: Practical Management and Implementation Guidelines for Common Information Model (CIM) - Based Projects 25-27 February, 2014 >> Melbourne, Australia Introduction The CIM is an international standard now globally accepted for modelling the information exchanges required in electric utilities. The CIM is independent of any individual application, middleware, or message protocols used […]

Role of the CIM in the Smart Grid and it's use at ENTSO-E 15-18 June, 2010  >>  Milan, Italy   Introduction The CIM is an international standard now globally accepted for modelling the information exchanges required in electric utilities. The CIM is independent of any individual application, middleware, or message protocols used for data exchange. The interoperability […]