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STORM RESPONSE Integration of Storm Impact & Storm Manager (Invite Only)
Every storm response starts with the same critical question: where will the damage hit hardest, and how many resources will you need to fix it? Too often, the answer comes from experience and gut instinct rather than data — leaving utilities either over-resourced and burning unnecessary cost, or under-resourced and facing longer restoration timelines.This session explores how connecting Itron Storm Impact's predictive modeling with Itron Storm Manager's resource acquisition and staging tools closes that gap. Storm Impact forecasts outages, asset damage, and resource needs up to seven days in advance with industry-leading accuracy — giving planners a clearer picture of where their network is likely to be impacted before the storm arrives. By bringing those regional predictions directly into Storm Manager, utilities can move from broad, reactive mobilization to targeted, data-driven staging: securing and positioning contractors and crews in the right regions ahead of time, rather than scrambling to redistribute resources once the storm has already hit.Attendees will see how pairing prediction with execution turns forecasting from a planning exercise into an operational advantage — helping utilities right-size their response, control
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