Relying on sparse monitoring points forces utilities to infer water quality across broad networks. Continuous, multi-point data collection delivers real-time visibility, allowing operators to detect trends early, optimize maintenance, and transition to proactive distribution management.
- Clean Off The Control Board: Five Parameters, One Device
- Fewer Truck Rolls, More Coverage: The Windshield-Time Problem
- 2,080 Hours: What Five Sensors Gave Back To One Utility
- Data Centers Are Coming For Your Water. Your Meters And Analyzers Are Your Defense.
- The Early-Warning Network: Catching An Upset Before The Phone Rings
- Reading The Dead End: Chlorine Data Where The Water Barely Moves
- In A Drought, Non-Revenue Water Is The Cheapest New Supply You Have
- 70,000 Gallons Per Sensor: The Water You're Treating Just To Throw Away
LATEST HEADLINES
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FEATURED SOLUTIONS
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From Two Data Points To A Living Map: Proactive Distribution ManagementRelying on sparse monitoring points forces utilities to infer water quality across broad networks. Continuous, multi-point data collection delivers real-time visibility, allowing operators to detect trends early, optimize maintenance, and transition to proactive distribution management.
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Legionella And The Buildings You Don't Control: Monitoring Hot-Water And Premise SectionsPremise plumbing and hot-water systems are vulnerable to rapid residual decay and biological growth. Continuous, flow-independent monitoring delivers minute-by-minute tracking in stagnant, high-risk zones, helping operators verify disinfection and maintain safety before issues arise.
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900 Series Chemical Process Control Case StudiesLearn how ECI consultants radically reduced costs and wastes while improving working conditions and ensuring compliance using 900 Series Monitor/Controllers.
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Clean Off The Control Board: Five Parameters, One DeviceCrowded control panels with separate single-parameter instruments increase maintenance demands, potential leak points, and calibration schedules. Consolidating multi-parameter tracking simplifies system architecture, lowers upkeep costs, and frees up operator time for core tasks.
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Fewer Truck Rolls, More Coverage: The Windshield-Time ProblemExcessive drive time eats away at operator productivity without improving water quality. Automated telemetry delivers continuous field data straight to technicians, eliminating unnecessary travel and empowering lean teams to maintain total system oversight.
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Making AMI Work: From Data To Action In Water UtilitiesLearn how water utilities are turning AMI data into measurable operational value, improving customer service, reducing water loss, and overcoming implementation challenges with proven strategies.
WATER ONLINE FEATURED VIDEOS
Fred Gerringer, Water Reuse National Practice Leader at Brown and Caldwell, explains why water reuse is becoming increasingly common across the country. From water scarcity and stricter discharge regulations to growing demand from data centers and industry, he outlines the major drivers that will shape reuse adoption over the next decade.
Jacqueline Mutter, National One Water Planning Lead for HDR, reflects on how potable reuse has evolved over the past decade from a long-range planning scenario into a critical water supply strategy.
Pranjali Kumar, Southeast Reuse Lead for Carollo, highlights the organizational realities behind successful reuse projects. While treatment technology gets much of the attention, she argues that strong leadership, cross-department collaboration, and project champions are often the factors that determine whether a project moves forward or stalls.
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CLOSING THE GAP: A MODERN PLAYBOOK FOR NON-REVENUE WATER
Reducing non-revenue water (NRW) is no longer just an operational goal; it’s a strategic imperative that directly affects asset life, service reliability, affordability, and public trust. This e-book on NRW is intended as a practical guide for utilities ready to take the next step — from managing water loss to controlling it.
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SPECIAL FEATURES
Join SWAN for the 16th Annual SWAN Conference in Tampa, Florida (June 2-4, 2026), focusing on the theme, “Adapting Your Digital Journey.” Digital transformation in the water sector isn’t a straight road. It evolves over time requiring pivots and continuous learning. This Conference aims to meet utilities where they are at, highlighting how to build and sustain success across people, processes, and technology.
Learn more here.
ON-DEMAND WEBINARS
- Managing by Measurement: 8 Years of Proven Utility Performance
- AI-Enhanced Multi-Method Pipeline Monitoring
- Data-Driven Pumping: Improving Energy Efficiency And Smarter Asset Management
- Building Custom Water Operations Apps With AI
- Distribution Maintenance & Repair Techniques to Avoid System Shutdown
- How To Stop Rolling Trucks And Save Money, Time, And Avoid Safety Pitfalls