Asset Management Resources

61. WWEMA Window: Insourcing — The Value Provided From Manufacturers Focused On 'In-House' Production 11/21/2023

    Keeping core functions in-house for an equipment manufacturer has key benefits that include both processes and people. Of course, keeping processes in-house could require more employee investment, including training, performance assessment, process documentation, and infrastructure. The improved benefits from keeping functions in-house are not always in the forefront of sourcing decisions but are highlighted here.

62. Water Distribution – Why Measurement Matters When Every Drop Counts 11/14/2023

    The world is confronting an imminent water crisis, with the UN projecting a 40% global water deficit by 2030. With water resources stretched by the needs of an increasing global population, the need for transformative technologies across the water industry has never been more urgent.

63. Asset Management And The Age Of Infrastructure 10/20/2023

    Water is our most precious resource but with some systems dating back a hundred years or more in the United States, our water infrastructure is in dire need of repair.

64. 3 Reasons Point-To-Multipoint RF Networks Work For Utilities 10/20/2023

    Discover what makes point-to-multipoint RF networks a best bet for water utilities. 

65. Wastewater Management Investments: A Look At 5 Large U.S. Wastewater Treatment Projects Set For 2024 10/18/2023
    According to EPA, more than 75% of the U.S. population is served by approximately 16,000 municipal wastewater treatment facilities. On average, these facilities operate at around 81% of their design capacities, with 15% operating at or above their threshold. While the situation may not seem promising, it does, in fact, present numerous opportunities for companies specializing in the construction or rehabilitation of wastewater treatment infrastructure.
66. Operational Efficiencies Created With Smart Water Technologies 9/28/2023

    Discover how components such as resource utilization, customer service, and employee safety work together in balance to support seamless operations. 

67. Analytics For Water Utilities: The Key To Maximizing AMI Value 9/19/2023

    Among the many challenges water utilities face are aging infrastructure, an aging workforce, water loss control, asset management, and paying for necessary infrastructure investments. Improving relationships with customers is also a challenge for one in five respondents to a 2019 American Water Works Association (AWWA) survey.

68. Getting Some 'Concrete' Answers About The Gross Reservoir Expansion Project 9/19/2023
    Raising a dam by adding concrete to it sounds simple. But it's not. Raising Gross Dam in Boulder County involves dozens of workers on site every day doing many different tasks. And the concrete? It's used in different ways at various stages of the project.
69. Enhancing Water Distribution Networks Through Data-Driven Insights 9/8/2023

    Learn how to unlock the power of data to enhance the water distribution network. Identify issues and take proactive actions with data-driven insights.

70. A P3 Project Near You Soon? The Chances Are Good For That To Happen In 2024! 9/8/2023
    There's too much confusion about public-private partnership (P3) engagements. That really needs to change.