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February 10th 04, 05:49 PM
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Storm Central for Utilities
A great new idea is hitting Electric Utilities' websites in America -
Apogee Interactive Inc. are providing them with StormCentral, a Storm Center application that shows customers where outages are occurring in their areas - how long they are expected to continue, how many customers are out etc. Especially useful to the media apparently. Check the demo out (not the final version, a beta) at: http://demo.apogee.net/stormcentral For further info contact Michelle Johnston 678 357 3661 or go to Apogee website www.apogee.net |
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February 11th 04, 05:56 AM
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Storm Central for Utilities
mish wrote:
A great new idea is hitting Electric Utilities' websites in America - Apogee Interactive Inc. are providing them with StormCentral, a Storm Center application that shows customers where outages are occurring in their areas - how long they are expected to continue, how many customers are out etc. Especially useful to the media apparently. Check the demo out (not the final version, a beta) at: http://demo.apogee.net/stormcentral For further info contact Michelle Johnston 678 357 3661 or go to Apogee website www.apogee.net I gather that if the power outage is in ~your~ area, the software warns you by causing your computer screen to go black...? ;^) |
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February 11th 04, 11:35 PM
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Storm Central for Utilities
Also the lights go out and there is no TV.
"Bob Harrington" wrote in message news:XmkWb.3961$uV3.12828@attbi_s51... mish wrote: A great new idea is hitting Electric Utilities' websites in America - Apogee Interactive Inc. are providing them with StormCentral, a Storm Center application that shows customers where outages are occurring in their areas - how long they are expected to continue, how many customers are out etc. Especially useful to the media apparently. Check the demo out (not the final version, a beta) at: http://demo.apogee.net/stormcentral For further info contact Michelle Johnston 678 357 3661 or go to Apogee website www.apogee.net I gather that if the power outage is in ~your~ area, the software warns you by causing your computer screen to go black...? ;^) |
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