Knowledge Relay

90% of the work gets done in 10% of the time and its corollary: 10% of the work takes 90% of the time. https://bit.ly/3d9du83 #dataanalytics #BigData #data

Hiring a Specific Solutions Provider (SSP) can be daunting. Do your research... you’ll land squarely with Knowledge Relay. When results matter, we succeed: http://ow.ly/C15y50zXk8y #solutionsprovider #careeradvancement

Knowledge Relay will be attending the Navy's 2020 WEST Conference! See us there!

Fleet Management & Modernization Symposium

Master Consultant Rick Dearholt, CEO Steve Mauss, and Exec. V.P. Lee Gliddon at Dept. of Energy HQ. Met some great people. Thank you for the hospitality!

Knowledge Relay will be at the 2019 West Conference in San Diego! If you want to meet... reach out to Lee Gliddon.

Lee Gliddon hanging out with Congressman Louie Gohlmert and Congressman Dana Rohrabachers (background). Congressman Rohrabacher's new initiative is to push for modern "modular" nuclear power that uses the waste of our current fleet as fuel. They are incredibly safe, provide amazing baseload energy with zero emissions, and help take care of the waste problem. It's something everyone can get behind regardless of political affiliation.

Knowledge Relay has unleashed Data Integration Scheduler (DIS), our massively parallelized data solution. DIS is proven technology, as it processed a huge nuclear operator's data conversion in less than 28 hours on a 48 hour scheduled solution. You can join the conversation on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com//1814/1814785-6439937306567806980

https://www.navygoldcoast.org/ Knowledge Relay will be at the Navy Gold Coast again this year in San Diego CA. Please stop by our booth and say "hello".

Knowledge Relay will be attending the Navy Gold Coast event in San Diego for the 3rd year in a row. Please visit us at the San Diego Convention Center this August.

I was alerted to this study in "Energy & Environmental Science" by Mike Rencheck, President and CEO, Bruce Power, via a LinkedIn post. Definitely worth the read! The article is published in the "MIT Technology Review." Here is the link: https://www.technologyreview.com//relying-on-renewables-/