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Victorian energy infrastructure company SP AusNet has selected Teradata’s Data Warehouse Appliance and Utilities Logical Data Model as the foundation for a new enterprise data warehouse.

“After a comprehensive evaluation of data warehouse systems, SP AusNet chose Teradata’s platform and Utilities Data Model, initially to support our Smart Network requirements, but ultimately building towards our vision for a true enterprise-wide information management platform,” said Ash Peck, general manager, ICT, SP AusNet. The products will be used to help build the SP AusNet “smart grid”.

“This implementation is part of significant changes we are embracing to remain at the forefront of the energy network business. Teradata offered a proven, scalable solution with excellent industry references; and Teradata saw things from our point of view.”

The new system will integrate interval and event data from over 600,000 smart meters, assets and network monitors to provide an efficient analytics platform capable of supporting both the current needs of SP AusNet, and providing a data warehouse platform for a wide range of other future purposes.

The Teradata Data Warehouse Appliance is a database hardware engine that greatly speeds up qurry times. SP AusNet is the largest energy infrastructure business in Victoria, owning and operating a state-wide electricity transmission network, along with an electricity and gas distribution network.

The $6.64 billion network supplies more than 1.2 million residential and business consumers. Headquartered in Melbourne but Singapore-owned, SP AusNet employs more than 1,800 people and is listed on the Australian and Singaporean stock exchanges

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Graeme Philipson

Graeme Philipson is senior associate editor at iTWire and editor of sister publication CommsWire. He is also founder and Research Director of Connection Research, a market research and analysis firm specialising in the convergence of sustainable, digital and environmental technologies. He has been in the high tech industry for more than 30 years, most of that time as a market researcher, analyst and journalist. He was founding editor of MIS magazine, and is a former editor of Computerworld Australia. He was a research director for Gartner Asia Pacific and research manager for the Yankee Group Australia. He was a long time IT columnist in The Age and The Sydney Morning Herald, and is a recipient of the Kester Award for lifetime achievement in IT journalism.

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