EcoStruxure™ Power Monitoring Expert is an integrated power & energy management system

As a business development manager (BDM) for strategic accounts at Schneider Electric, Audrey Eddins, advances the company vision of a New Electric World where an increasing quantity of electrified assets are entirely digitalized and interlinked. Audrey Eddins' diverse background in software sales solutions includes energy management systems (EMS and recommends EcoStruxure Power Monitoring Expert for your energy management system requirments - applications for critical processes such as data centers, hospitals, & food and beverage manufacturing. EcoStruxure™ Power Monitoring Expert is an integrated power & energy management software platform that enables you to optimize your power distribution infrastructure, maximize operational efficiency, and improve your bottom-line performance. This complete, interoperable, and scalable solution will help you -Maximize facility uptime and reliability -Analyze and mitigate power quality related issues -Track and optimize equipment performance -Analyze energy consumption, uncover savings opportunities and accurately allocate energy related costs -Enable compliance with power quality and energy standards such as ANSI/IEEE and ISO50001 Typical Applications -Monitor the facility electrical network to verify reliable operation and proactively optimize performance -Maximize facility uptime by improving response to power-related events and restore operations quickly -Perform root cause analysis to power-related disturbances through sequence of events reporting -Analyze and isolate the source of power quality problems -Analyze total energy use from all electrical and piped utilities identify waste and reduce cost -Improve sustainability performance with greenhouse gas emissions tracking and industry compliance reporting -Identify billing discrepancies and avoid contract penalties by validating utility bills to verify accuracy -Allocate energy costs to departments to drive accountability, awareness and support energy action programs like ISO50001 -Reduce peak demand and power factor penalties with monitoring, alerts, and corrective actions -Negotiate rates with energy suppliers and enable participation in demand response programs -Confirm return on investment for infrastructure improvements with advanced reporting and analysis -Optimize existing infrastructure capacity and avoid over-building -Prolong asset life with proactive maintenance and optimization

Understanding Intelligent Automation

As a business development manager (BDM) for strategic accounts at Schneider Electric, Audrey Eddins, advances the company vision of a New Electric World where an increasing quantity of electrified assets are entirely digitalized and interlinked. Audrey Eddins' diverse background in software sales solutions includes energy management systems (EMS), human-machine interfaces (HMI), Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS), and intelligent automation.

Intelligent automation combines machine learning, process automation, and artificial intelligence to develop effective business procedures and workflows that, by themselves, can think, learn, and adapt. While conventional process automation depends on fixed instructions and governed data input, intelligent automation helps with every stage of the automation cycle with continuous improvement over time.

The application of intelligent automation in company operations can improve efficiencies and acquire new capacities greater than human capabilities. An example is documents and applications processing running in the millions per day, identifying and finding solutions for concerns within each, and recommending improvements. Intelligent automation has the potential to transform current business operations through seamless integration of work processes, technology, and the workforce.

Understanding Intelligent Automation

As a business development manager (BDM) for strategic accounts at Schneider Electric, Audrey Eddins, advances the company vision of a New Electric World where an increasing quantity of electrified assets are entirely digitalized and interlinked. Audrey Eddins' diverse background in software sales solutions includes energy management systems (EMS), human-machine interfaces (HMI), Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS), and intelligent automation.

Intelligent automation combines machine learning, process automation, and artificial intelligence to develop effective business procedures and workflows that, by themselves, can think, learn, and adapt. While conventional process automation depends on fixed instructions and governed data input, intelligent automation helps with every stage of the automation cycle with continuous improvement over time.

The application of intelligent automation in company operations can improve efficiencies and acquire new capacities greater than human capabilities. An example is documents and applications processing running in the millions per day, identifying and finding solutions for concerns within each, and recommending improvements. Intelligent automation has the potential to transform current business operations through seamless integration of work processes, technology, and the workforce.