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• Pandemic Brings Customer Service Benefits Of A Smart Utility Network To The Forefront

  COVID-19 is stretching municipal water managers in ways they never could have anticipated. Their operations have always been expected to produce a quality product at the lowest possible cost, all while protecting their employees and the community, but now the pandemic has created a potential hazard with every personal interaction. However, even for this monumental issue, there is a solution.

• How Advanced Pressure Monitoring Bolsters Risk Mitigation And Asset Management

  Properly executing pressure management can attack pipeline failures on two fronts: by avoiding high pressures that exacerbate the problem and by providing the operational awareness needed for managing the most vulnerable spots. The insight provided by newer solutions helps accomplish this by going beyond advanced metering infrastructure as part of the building blocks for a smart utility network.

• How Attacking Non-Revenue Water Boosts Revenue While Reinforcing Sustainability

  A growing water scarcity problem and increasing water loss regulations are putting more pressure than ever on municipal water utilities to be good stewards of water resources. The problem is that the main factor impeding sustainability — non-revenue water, or NRW — is often approached haphazardly at best. For utilities lacking a comprehensive NRW strategy, it is not too late to get on the right track.

• Why Remote System Management Is The Key To Resiliency

  It is increasingly difficult for municipal water utilities to provide seamless operations. Community growth, changing regulations, aging infrastructure, and extreme events are just a few of the challenges that need to be met. Remotely managing the key functions of water, wastewater, and stormwater operations in this rapidly evolving landscape — with the ability to act based on deep insights — underpins resiliency and creates a smart utility network.

• NC Electric Co-Op Modernizes With Smart Utility Network From Sensus

  North Carolina has a proud history of innovation and advancement dating back to the Wright brothers and their historic first flight near Kitty Hawk in 1903.

• Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities Selects Sensus For Smart Utility Network

  Along a well-traveled stretch of Winston-Salem’s Peters Creek Parkway, local motorists and visitors can’t miss the colorful, 50-foot-tall otter. Stretching 290 feet across the ground-level water tank, the artwork is a nod to both the local water supply and the North American River Otter that is indigenous to the Yadkin River.

• Georgia City Charges Forward On Water Loss Control With Sensus, A Xylem Brand

  When the City of Dallas, Georgia, launched an initiative to get a handle on water loss, they couldn’t know just how far their journey would take them.

• World Water Day 2020: Sensus Supports Smart Utility Networks

  These are dynamic times as we all face the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on our families, colleagues and communities.

• Washington State Municipality Puts A Cork In Non-Revenue Water With Sensus

  From its roots as one of the oldest towns in Washington, the City of Walla Walla has aged like a fine wine.

• Tacoma Public Utilities Selects Sensus For Advanced Meter Project

  Sensus, a Xylem brand, has been selected by Tacoma Public Utilities (TPU) as the technology provider for its advanced meter project.