Trilliant
Deploying a Broad Set of Smart Grid Initiatives

Energy is indispensible for the growth of economy. With that being said, the growing population is accelerating urbanization and industrialization, which is increasing the pressure on the current energy supply. Utilities and cities are under increasing pressure to deal with supply limitations, environmental mandates, intermittent renewables, and changing demand. They are also faced with the daunting technical complexities to unify the disparate information from the many systems resulting from the evolving landscape of systems, energy devices, and applications. Only by using a smart communications platform purpose-built for the critical infrastructure industry can utilities and cities unify the information from their disparate systems of systems to achieve their smart visions and enjoy the benefits. And that is where Trilliant comes in. “

At Trilliant, our approach is to offer our utilities customers the best-of-breed Smart Communications Platform that will enable them to deploy any Smart Grid application they need, be it smart distribution, smart metering, or smart consumer application,” says Andy White, CEO of Trilliant. The same Smart Communications Platform can also be leveraged for Smart Cities and Internet of Things (IoT) applications in the future, as utilities and cities evolve throughout their “smart” journeys. It is the only purpose-built communications platform that integrates these disparate systems of systems into a unified whole. The company, being aligned with the present industrial advancements, offers a multi-purpose, secure, open, and future-proof best-of-breed Smart Communications Platform that allows utilities a system level approach to Smart Grid and delivers tangible business benefits to their operations, consumers, societies and the environments.

The Trilliant Smart Communications Platform consists of a networking platform, software, and professional services components. The networking platform is a multi-purpose, multi-technology, multi-tier platform that can enable development of any “Smart” application, from Smart Grid, to Smart Cities, IoT, today, and tomorrow. The software manages all the devices on the network and uses an open, standards-based interface to allow utilities to be the steward of data and to allow any third party application that the system chooses to directly access the core functions of the communications network.

Coupled with the professional services, the company truly partners with utility customers to understand their unique needs and leverages a proven platform to deploy the application that best fits their needs and delivers real benefits to utilities’ operations and consumers.

Thriving on innovations, Trilliant’s main purpose is to better serve utility customers and help deliver benefits for them. “Trilliant understands that a particular utility’s smart grid business needs may be different from those of other utilities. Instead of focusing on only one type, proprietary technology that may not be available globally, we focus on building a robust, multi-purpose, multi-tier, and globally-available platform that provides our utilities and energy providers successful Smart Grid application to help strengthen energy efficiency, improve customer satisfaction and achieve better operational efficiency,” asserts White.

At Trilliant, our approach is to offer our utilities customers the best-of-breed Smart Communications Platform that will enable them to deploy any Smart Grid application they need, be it smart distribution, smart metering, or smart consumer application

Trilliant focuses on building standards-based solutions that is future-proof, multi-purpose, and multi-dimensional. “The natural evolution of the industry will move from Smart Grid to Smart Cities, where intelligent sensors and communications and information technology are applied to city infrastructures. We can help our customers solve not only their Smart Grid needs of today, but also evolve with their Smart Cities and other Internet of Things applications of the future,” concludes White.