August 16, 2018 TO: All Interested Parties FROM: Caroline Trum, Deputy Director RE: Update to the Board of Directors NAESB EIR – NAESB EIR The EIR is a tool that serves as the central repository for information utilized by the wholesale electric industry to support a wide array of business functions. Currently, NAESB is working with the EIR System Administrator, OATI, to implement branding changes to the tool interface users interact with on a daily basis. These modifications will serve to better identify the EIR is a NAESB tool and should be a seamless implementation for users. NAESB also works with OATI, in its capacity as the EIR System Administrator, regarding periodic updates and upgrades to increase tool performance and enhance user experience. The most recent upgrade was deployed on June 11, 2018. The modifications included in this release optimized the upload of data by users, corrected display errors, provided additional safeguards to prevent duplication of data records, and added new validations to ensure consistent treatment of all data objects within the registry.
August 16, 2018 TO: All Interested Parties FROM: Caroline Trum, Deputy Director RE: Update to the Board of Directors – NAESB EIR NAESB EIR The EIR is a tool that serves as the central repository for information utilized by the wholesale electric industry to support a wide array of business functions. Currently, NAESB is working with the EIR System Administrator, OATI, to implement branding changes to the tool interface users interact with on a daily basis. These modifications will serve to better identify the EIR is a NAESB tool and should be a seamless implementation for users. NAESB also works with OATI, in its capacity as the EIR System Administrator, regarding periodic updates and upgrades to increase tool performance and enhance user experience. The most recent upgrade was deployed on June 11, 2018. The modifications included in this release optimized the upload of data by users, corrected display errors, provided additional safeguards to prevent duplication of data records, and added new validations to ensure consistent treatment of all data objects within the registry.