Regulatory Report Meeting (Baltimore - September 25th)

Knowledge Relay is conducting the next conference in the series for Nuclear Power Operators looking to automate their data and reporting needs to satisfy AP-928(tm) guidelines.  This meeting has no affiliation with INPO(tm), but is conducted solely by Knowledge Relay.  The results so far have been automated templates for the following reports:

• Scope Stability
• Schedule Adherence
• Resource Loading
• Weekly Resource Adherence
• Scope Survivability

These templates along with corresponding data jobs are currently being installed at multiple U.S. nuclear operators and the results will be shared in Baltimore. (September 25).

The reports will show full 16+ week history, they will have complete drill downs, they will be automated from data to report distribution, and are designed to meet the regulatory requirements.

Expected attendees will come from:

• Arizona Public Service
• Duke Energy
• Entergy
• Exelon
• First Energy
• Florida Power & Light
• Pacific Gas & Electric
• PSEG
• Southern California Edison

Discussion will range form reviewing the current completed reports to next creating solutions for AP-913(tm).

If you are interested in automating your AP-928(tm) data and reporting processes and are from a nuclear operator, please contact Mary Owings at:  (714) 761-6760 or Mary.Owings@KnowledgeRelay.com.

Conference in Atlanta - June 2012

Next month Knowledge Relay will host a second conference on specific nuclear workgroup reports in Atlanta.  The previous meeting was in January in Florida with attendees from:

• Exelon
• First Energy
• Florida Power and Light
• Energy Northwest
• Pacific Gas and Electric
• PSEG
• Southern California Edison
• Bechtel
• Westinghouse

The meeting in June, will be used to share the reports created from participant advice of the January conference.  The new report templates shared will be automated in the following areas:  data pull, data integration, report creation, report distribution.  The goal is to have the nuclear power operator community agree on the content, look, and feel and then to have it all automated removing manual processes to create the targeted reports.

The five reports to be presented are:

1. Scope Stability
2. Schedule Adherence
3. Resource Loading
4. Weekly Resource Adherence
5. Scope Survivability

If there are agreement among the participants, these report templates will be provided to them for future use allowing for more automation of the data and reporting process.

If time permits, the participants will provide input on the next series of reports which they would like to have standardized with templates and automated data integration.  The data comes from their various ERP, Project/Scheduling, Cost, and Legacy sources.  The solution presented will automate these reports regardless of data sources in templates that the nuclear power industry agrees should be suitable.

The solutions should be closely in line with international nuclear operators needs as well.

If you are interested in the meeting and wish to attend a shared web based "Live Meeting" will be available.  Please contact:  Mary Owings for an invitation.

Mary.Owings@KnowledgeRelay.com