Energy

Banks possess treasure trove of operational and transactional banking data that may provide valuable insights for investors and policy makers without compromising on the legal requirement of maintaining the anonymity of the customers. Such cross organizational data arising from personal credit, banking, mortgage, wholesale, and treasury banking can be desensitized, anonymized, encrypted, and single window accessed for third party players in secondary markets.

Capture, transmit, analyze, and persist smart meter data multiple times every hour, creating a continuous stream of rich usage data and compare with historical data to deliver real time intelligence to increase grid reliability, detect leaks, reduce outage risks, and dynamic load balancing.

Stock traders can identify real-time trading opportunities in electricity market data from commodity exchanges by processing massive data streams of stock trades, current prices, and historical market data. Additional gigabytes of such data from thousands of server log feeds is pumped into computerized trading systems in near real-time to engage with trading opportunities that is critical for success. These real time analytics also enable fraud detection, and market irregularities.