Magpie\'s expertise in developing software for the smart grid market

1. Magpie Smart Grid Capabilities Roxy Podlogar SVP Sales and Marketing303 – 437-0933 Mobile 303–453–8380 Office Roxy@magpieti.com 12050 N. Pecos Street, Suite 210 Denver, CO 80234 Chair - CCIA Smart Grid Working Group

3. Web Services

4. Alert Management

5. Data Integration

6. Policy Automation

7. Real-time data intake

8. Smart Meters

9. Micro grid EMS

10. Substation Automation

11. Smart Meters

12. 2 Way Communication

13. Customer portal –

14. Home Area Network, Building Area Network

15. Smart Appliances

16. Demand Response

17. Web 2.0

18. IPv6

19. Broadband over power Lines

20. Wireless (WIFI, 3G, 4G)

21. Network Control

22. Cyber Security The gap between today and tomorrow can be addressed with many technologies Magpie has developed over the past 20 years for other industries Photo Credits – See Last Page

23. Magpie Can Help Your Company in Two Ways Service For Utility Customers Instrumenting existing custom software for alerts Providing custom middleware Web service enablement Alert enrichment (extracting data from back office applications) Protocol conversions Custom dashboards/monitors Web Portal Creation OSS/BSS system integration Advancing Product Roadmap Articulating system architectures Developing feature components from specifications Productizing customer-specific adaptations Eliciting, elaborating, and documenting customer requirements Developing adapters, monitors Developing Rich Visual Components 3 As investment in smart grid accelerates changes in products features and customer demand for deployment assistance, Magpie can fill the gaps in both professional services and product features.

25. Secure Data Interchange with Utilities

26. Web service enablement of Energy Management Services in the NOC

27. ZigBee firmware development

29. Virtual Demonstration Application highlighting the role of the intelligent IP switch in building-area energy management

31. Founding Member

32. Smart Grid Working Group – Chair and Committee Member

34. Smart Energy Experience – Technology - Home to Utility, Firmware to Web Portal HAN Device Firmware JAVA, C Programming ZigBee Protocol Capture Control Consumer Portal Internet Security Single-Sign-On Rich Web Interface HAN/Internet Gateway Update Distribution, Embedded Linux, AMI Utility Portal Data Aggregation Control Backhaul SOA, ZigBee, Smart Energy Profile ItronOpenWay API HAN Services At NOC Policy Hibernate Database Abstraction, Demand Response, Variable Rate Policy, etc. Business Rules Data Repository Aggregation Data Modeling, SQL, Database Availability

35. Services We Provide Applications Rich Internet Applications Web Portals and Applications Demos and Prototypes Speech Enabled (ASR/TTS) Voice Mail Intelligent Networks Wireless and Cellular Applications Energy Management/Demand Response Conferencing and Scheduling Platforms Call Control Platforms Interactive Voice Response Application & Web Servers System Design & Architecture Handsets Switching Platforms Application Management & Control Embedded Devices General Purpose Computing Embedded/Firmware Set Top Boxes Energy Monitors Base Station Routers Modems & Gateways Software & Firmware Update Thermostats & Outlets Protocols Specification interpretation Protocol implementation Certification of Protocols Standards recommendations Specification definition

37. SNMP/TL1

38. Ethernet, TCP/IP

39. SS7, ISDN, SMS, VXML, CCXML

40. VoIP H.323, SIP, IMS, H.248, RTP, T.38, V.150

41. Internet XML, SMTP/POP3/IMAP4, HTTP, HTTPS (TLS/SSL)

42. MVC Frameworks

43. Struts, JSF, Spring MVC

44. Web Servers, Servlet Containers Web Services: SOAP, REST

45. HTML/XML, CSS

46. Ruby on Rails (Rapid Web Dev)

47. Rich Internet Apps

48. App Servers

49. Media Servers

50. IPTV, Set Top Boxes ., VOD

51. PBX, Base Station Routers

52. IVR, Messaging

53. Embedded

55. Commercial SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, Sybase, Informix

56. ODBC, JDBC, ORM, LDAP

57. Telecom

58. IPTV

59. Health Care

60. Energy

61. SANs

62. Unified Communications

63. Telepresence

64. Java

65. C/ C++

66. C#/.NET

67. Flex

68. Ruby

69. PERL

71. Photo Snippet Credits http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/news/2009/08/utilities-may-get-dedicated-chunk-of-spectrum-for-smart-grid.ars http://static.niallkennedy.com/blog/img/tendril-dashboard.png http://reverseenergy.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/grid1.jpg http://www.rncnetwork.com/articles/210be12OperationsCenter.gif 10