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Common information model-a developer's perspective

The Common Information Model (CIM) defines a utility industry standard object-model for the development and integration of applications used for electric power systems engineering, planning, management, operation and commerce. This paper addresses the following questions: Why was it developed?, What does it model?, How is it defined?, What is the impact on software developers?, Who is using it?.