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Designed to transform mechanical meters into communication data points, Itron's Cyble communication modules enable remote reading and monitoring of water meters on-site events. Available for international markets, Cyble modules simplify data collection through walk-by/drive-by (AMR) or AMI/IoT networks and support an extensive array of on-site alarms. 

Temetra is Itron’s next-generation mobile meter data collection and management solution, providing you with new ways to optimize your operations and improve customer engagement. With full Itron Mobile integration, Temetra provides you with a complete, cutting-edge mobile data collection package in the cloud.

When it comes to digital transformation via ‘smart city’ technologies for leak detection or sewer overflow prevention, utility needs inevitably overlap with the economic and infrastructure interests of other city operations. Evaluating operating efficiencies in the context of three-dimensional (3D) ROI can uncover practical ways to drive greater dividends for all concerned — utilities, society, and the environment around them.

A great deal is expected of our cities and communities, both today and in the decades ahead, as their infrastructures come under continual pressure from expanding populations. Cities have an opportunity to improve quality of life by addressing major local issues such as air and water quality, resource scarcity, traffic congestion, public health and safety. View the infographic to learn more.

In early May 2020, members of our conference advisory board responded to a questionnaire regarding the impacts of COVID-19 on their companies. They shared how the pandemic changed day-to-day operations, shifted priorities and re-oriented strategic planning in near and long terms.

Itron, Inc., which is innovating the way utilities and cities manage energy and water, announced that its flagship event, Itron Utility Week (IUW), concluded with record registration of more than 1,500 registrants from across the globe, representing 375 utilities and more than 70 cities.

Reducing water loss starts with proper perspective. In distribution systems that do not yet have permanent infrastructure monitoring for active leaks, even the approach to evaluating such infrastructure requires a new perspective. Here is how different technical approaches can make a difference, regardless of the age of the system or the pipe materials it uses.

Itron, Inc. (NASDAQ: ITRI), which is innovating the way utilities and cities manage energy and water, announced the lineup for Itron Utility Week 2020 including on demand content and keynotes, panels and sessions featuring industry leaders. For 2020, Itron Utility Week will be offered virtually and at no charge and will provide valuable insights from across the smart city and utility space.

From aging infrastructure and coping with natural disasters, to an increased desire to incorporate renewables and optimize the network, utilities and communities continue to adapt to the macro effects in play today. Now more than ever, we have a collective opportunity to find new ways to innovate and demonstrate resiliency through technology.

Dive into comprehensive global research about the network and use case application investment decisions that utilities and cities are making now. Learn how the adoption of technologies like RF Mesh and public cellular will fare over time.

Key network trends you can expect to see over the next decade – wrapped in an easily shareable PDF. Click to view the full infographic.

Itron, Inc. which is innovating the way utilities and cities manage energy and water, received a 2020 IoT Evolution Product of the Year Award from IoT Evolution World, the leading website covering IoT technologies.

Itron, Inc., which is innovating the way utilities and cities manage energy and water, was named the winner of a Gold Stevie Award in the Industrial Products & Services category in the 18th Annual American Business Awards.

For the City of Fairborn, Ohio, switching from manual meter reading to automated meter reading (AMR) and eventually to advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) has made a small operations staff more productive, provided more timely information for the city’s water treatment plant and distribution system, and tremendously improved customer service. Learn about the benefits captured and lessons learned along the way.

At Itron, we believe that the way energy and water are managed will define this century. This belief drives us to create a more resourceful world—one that uses precious energy and water resources more efficiently and effectively, and one that is committed to sustainability. Resourcefulness ties our actions together, and by working with our customers to ensure their success, we can improve the quality of life, ensure the safety and promote the well-being of people around the globe. The following pages of this report highlight the work we have been doing toward our purpose.

Water distribution system managers and administrators — whether they are dealing with water scarcity, mandated regulatory compliance, or non-revenue water (NRW) losses — have to be concerned about financial as well as physical solutions. Fortunately, more comprehensive solutions are being developed to afford success in both of those areas. Here are several examples of what is being achieved.

Itron, Inc. which is innovating the way utilities and cities manage energy and water, and Smart Energy Water (SEW), provider of Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) cloud solutions for customer experience, mobile workforce engagement and smart AI/ML/IoT analytics, signed a reseller agreement to promote customer experience.