05.30.23 -- Resolving Utility Pain Points With Better Analytics

Big Data is more than a marketing buzzword. It’s become an essential tool for helping utility operators prioritize capital investments, manage network assets, and provide a higher level of service to customers. Learn why utilities should care about the potential of Big Data.  

Data analysis around pipe condition, inflow & infiltration (I&I), and overflows can build a case for the approval of infrastructure funding in budget planning. Discover how identifying where I&I events occur allows utilities to correct immediate operational problems and prioritize funding for the areas most urgently in need of repair.

Mitigating non-revenue water (NRW) challenges has taken an increasing role in water utilities over the past several years. There is a saying in the water industry that "what gets measured gets managed." The value of real-time accurate data, such as delivered by Trimble’s digital water technology, has been a useful tool for water utilities in that regard. 

Fear of the unknown is a common concern among water and wastewater operators thanks to obscured leaks and inefficiencies. Explore how comprehensive analytics solutions built around existing mapping and data points offer new hope.

Helping a utility flourish under challenging physical, financial, and environmental pressures requires a more comprehensive overview. Read how asset management and work management solutions integrated within a GIS-centric system of action can do a better job of supporting both tactical and strategic aspects of utility operation.