Mosaic today announced it has joined Emerson's Aspen Tech Alliance Partner Program, strengthening its ability to help electric and gas utilities successfully modernize grid operations through a combination of advanced technology, operational expertise, and workforce readiness.
As utilities continue investing in Advanced Distribution Management Systems (ADMS), Energy Management Systems (EMS), and Gas Management Systems (GMS), successful transformation requires more than technology implementation. Organizations must also prepare their people, processes, and operations to fully adopt and realize the value of these investments.
Through this partnership, Mosaic and Emerson's Aspen Tech Digital Grid Management (DGM) team will collaborate to help utilities accelerate technology deployment, improve user adoption, and achieve measurable business outcomes faster.
"Utilities today are navigating increasing operational complexity while modernizing the grid," said John Morris, at Mosaic Senior Vice President of Grid Operations. "This partnership combines industry-leading technology with operational readiness and workforce expertise, helping utilities move beyond implementation to successful adoption and long-term operational performance."
Mosaic provides consulting, operational readiness, workforce transformation, immersive learning, and training services that prepare utility organizations for technology-enabled change. Combined with Emerson's Aspen Tech DGM solutions, the partnership enables utilities to better align technology, business processes, and workforce capabilities from the start of every deployment.
Together, the organizations will support utilities implementing:
- Advanced Distribution Management Systems (ADMS)
- Energy Management Systems (EMS)
- Gas Management Systems (GMS)
The collaboration is designed to help utilities:
- Accelerate technology deployment
- Improve user adoption and workforce readiness
- Increase speed to business value realization
- Strengthen operational performance and grid reliability
- Reduce organizational risk during transformation initiatives





