A big thank you to all the folks who have stuck with GridTalk over the years and to everyone who signed up after the DTech edition in February (we are now at 850+ subscribers which still blows my mind). In February I promised that the next edition would take less than two years and here we are at a little under seven months, so I am going to call that progress before anyone does the math on what “monthly newsletter” was supposed to mean :D Before we jump in, Happy Labour Day

Transition to DSO Model (Image Reference below) For folks who have been following my blog, I extend my apologies for the extended hiatus between posts. A key objective for 2024 is to maintain a more consistent blogging schedule, which I am committed to achieving alongside my other goals. 😊 I hope everyone enjoyed a refreshing holiday break and is now energetically embarking on the new year. As we approached the end of the year, I came across an intriguing study by the Ontari

Basic breakdown of AI components (Image Reference below) Recently, I had the pleasure of attending several in-depth and thought-provoking courses on Artificial Intelligence (AI). I wanted to share with you all some of my personal learnings from those courses to bring you all along this journey with me. Before jumping into how AI will help augment the existing workforce (and not replace folks) and in a way accelerate the transition to a sustainable grid for the 21st century a

CAMSC Certified Supplier It brings me great joy in announcing that Grid Transformation Inc. has been certified by the Canadian Aboriginal and Minority Supplier Council (CAMSC) as a certified supplier. We are excited to embark on this association with such a prestigious organization and all the great that they are doing in expanding the voice of Aboriginal and minority owned businesses in Canada. To learn more about CAMSC, visit their website here - www.camsc.ca If you no long