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Dr. Gerald R. GrayTechnical Executive
Annual Research Program Briefing for 2015September 15, 2014
Enterprise Architecture & Integration
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Agenda
History and Project Set fitHistory and Project Set fit
2015 Research Agenda2015 Research Agenda
Five Year PlanFive Year Plan
Poll Results – suggested topicsPoll Results – suggested topics
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Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Program
The ICT Program conducts research, development and demonstrations that cut across operating domains and the IT and OT departments.
Research Areas:– Interoperability– Communications– Data Management & Analysis– Systems Integration– Advanced Metering
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Enterprise Architecture & Integration (161E)Enterprise Architecture & Integration (161E)
ICT for Distribution
(161C)
ICT for Distribution
(161C)
ICT for DER (161D)
ICT for DER (161D)
Advanced Metering Systems
(161F)
Advanced Metering Systems
(161F)
ICT for Transmission
(161B)
ICT for Transmission
(161B)
2015 IntelliGrid ICT Program Changes
ICT Emerging Technologies & Tech Transfer (161A) Changes for 2015 • Added Project Sets:
– Enterprise Architecture (161E)
– Advanced Metering/AMI (161F)
Drivers• Facilitates engagement with
member subject matter experts• Enables members to effectively
apply the research results
Changing Program name • Information and Communication
Technology (ICT)
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161E: Enterprise Architecture and Systems Integration
Matt Wakefield, Director ICCS865-218-8087
Don Von Dollen, Sr. Program Mgr.650-855-2210
Scott Sternfeld, Technical Advisor843-619-0050
Enterprise Architecture and Systems Integration (161E)
Technical Executive & Project Set 161E LeadDr. Gerald Gray 865-218-8113 [email protected]
Questions? Email: [email protected]
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2015 Research Agenda
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161E – Enterprise Architecture and Systems Integration• Developing best practice
enterprise architecture to mitigate risk and create a foundation for execution
• Research Themes:– Core enterprise architecture– Systems Integration– Information Technology (IT) /
Operation Technology (OT) convergence
Project Set Lead: Gerald R. [email protected], (865) 218-8113
161E
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Core Enterprise Architecture
Business architecture informs and drives all other architecture phases
161EDeliverable: Business Architecture Repository
Issue:– Architects typically stronger in technology– EPRI use case library useful; but needs work– Use case importer: Based on old template (and
beta)– Key question: Leveraging existing resources to
create a viable business architecture resourceApproach:
– Base importer on new template (IEC 62559)– Refactor and harmonize the EPRI use case library– Import refactored use cases into a reusable
Enterprise Architect repository
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Enterprise Systems IntegrationDeliverable: Cloud Integration Guidebook
Issue:– Utilities struggle to understand when/how
to integrate cloud-based services
– How to capitalize cloud investment
Approach:– Demonstrate cloud integration in the EPRI
lab – Develop case studies for the application
and capitalization of cloud resources
Utilizing cloud-based computing improvesthe speed of execution
161E
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IT/OT Convergence
Deliverable: IT/OT Convergence Strategies whitepaperIssue:
– Operation technology and support continues to leverage skills and roles that were once the domain of IT as assets in the field grow in capability
Approach:– Expand on the “Re-align,
Re-engage, Re-org” work to fully develop the strategy and gather applicable case studies
– Learn from utility experiences
Aligning scarce resources reduces redundancies and frees up assets for new projects and innovations
161E
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161E – Enterprise Architecture and Systems Integration Summary
2015 Projects• Enterprise Architecture
– Business architecture repository
• Enterprise Systems Integration– Cloud-Based Integration
Guidebook
• IT / OT Convergence– Engagement Strategies
End Users of the Research
• Enterprise Architects• Business Architects• Solution Architects• IT Systems Integrators• Operational Systems
Management• Senior Managers (IT/OT
Convergence)
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Five Year Plan
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161E 5 Year plan
2015 2016Enterprise Architecture
• Business Architecture repository
Systems Integration
• Cloud technology integration guidebook
IT/OT Convergence
• Engagement Strategies whitepaper
Enterprise Architecture
• Guidebook update
Systems Integration
• AMI - SCADA
IT/OT Convergence
• Mapping OT to the EA methodology/architecture
161E
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161E 5 Year Plan…
2017 2018 2019
Enterprise Architecture
• EA and ITIL
Systems Integration
• AMI – SCADA
• DERMS Integration update
IT/OT Convergence
• IT/OT Change Management Best Practices
Enterprise Architecture
• Guidebook update
Systems Integration
• OMS and Social Media
IT/OT Convergence
• Connected Enterprise Cost/Benefit Analysis
Enterprise Architecture
• Wearable computers and the enterprise
Systems Integration
• TBD…
IT/OT Convergence
• TBD…
161E
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Potential Research Topics
• Relationship between EA and microgrid proliferation– Implications for CIM standards– Strategies to incorporate micro grids, zero energy
districts and related technologies• Portfolio architecture as determinant of IT/OT coordination
strategy• Mapping to/implementing/expanding CIM
• Out of scope => DMD/TMD– BI, analytics and big data in the utility industry– Enterprise data architecture and governance for utility
analytics
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Collaboration With Other Programs
• Typical convergence– Operations to enterprise
integration• Past Examples:
– AMI-to-OMS– DERMS enterprise
functions• Future examples
– DERMS updates– AMI-to-SCADA– ???
ICT for Dist
(161C)
ICT for Dist
(161C)
ICT for DER (161D)
ICT for DER (161D)
Advanced
Metering Systems
(161F)
Advanced
Metering Systems
(161F)
ICT for Trans (161B)
ICT for Trans (161B)
ICT Emerging Technologies & Tech Transfer (161A)
Enterprise Architecture & Integration (161E)Enterprise Architecture & Integration (161E)
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Emerging Technologies and Technology Transfer: 161AApproach:• Analysis and tracking of smart grid
– Standards
– Emerging technologies
– Best practices
– Communications Technology
• Technology transfer support for ALL Integrated Communication and Technology (ICT) R & D projects.
• Email: [email protected] Project Set Lead: Don Von [email protected] (650) 855-2210
161A
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Interoperability Standards & Communications Technology Tracking and AnalysisIssue• The major impact of rapidly evolving standards
and communications technologies
• Tracking development can be overwhelming and costly
Approach• EPRI staff is deeply involved in standards
development and industry activities
• EPRI staff reports on developments and activities and provides analysis on the impacts to utilities
Saving utility staff time tracking standards activities,while gaining a better understanding of the impact of standards
161A
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ICT Technology Transfer Activities
Issue• To receive value from our research, members must
be aware of what we are doing and implement the results
Approach• Communicate research results in a variety of ways:
– Technical reports– Webcasts– Newsletters
Receive the results of our work in the formatthat works best for YOU!
161A
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