Utility Management Solutions

  1. Machine Learning: What Water Utilities Can Learn From The Power Industry 5/23/2022

    The combination of water scarcity and aging infrastructure is pushing water utilities to use machine learning analytic software to predict demand patterns and develop long-term investment plans.

  2. Top Cybersecurity Trends Driving Digital Transformation For Water Utilities 5/23/2022

    Cybersecurity continues to grow as a critical initiative for water utilities, with certain trends helping to drive and even accelerate digital transformation.

  3. A Look Behind Using Machine Learning For Anomaly Detection 5/23/2022

    There is a lot of buzz and hype around machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI). While machine learning and AI can be powerful tools to solve practical business challenges, these kinds of techniques are not a silver bullet.

  4. Understanding The Differences Between A Digital Journey And Digital Strategy 5/23/2022

    Deciding on a successful digital direction for your organization involves wading through many competing factors. Given these ancillary factors, how can you create a resilient digital journey?

  5. The Growing List Of LCRR Commonly Asked Questions 5/23/2022

    The Lead & Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) has prompted many questions. Each week, Trinnex will feature a new question and will add it here to create a library of the most commonly asked questions.

  6. Centering Water Equity In Capital Projects: Applying Equitable Infrastructure Principles Across The Infrastructure Cycle 5/20/2022

    Water infrastructure is the backbone of thriving communities and ecosystems. With the historic federal investment into our water systems, water utilities and those who work closely with them can lead the charge to help ensure new dollars don’t lead to business-as-usual outcomes.

  7. Digital Adoption Made Easy With The Sentryx™ Water Intelligence Platform & IoT Infrastructure 5/20/2022

    Sentryx is a digital services platform for water utilities to monitor, control, operate, and monetize water distribution networks. It is easy to use with intuitive dashboards and powerful mapping and data visualizations.

  8. Rising Into The Water Sector – A Perspective From A Young Woman Of Color 5/19/2022

    As a young woman of color in the water industry, I wanted to dive deeper into the current state of affairs, both in water and in the general workforce. As an industry, we have a long way to go.

  9. Thriving In Place Through Water Investment: Principles For Equitable Infrastructure 5/13/2022

    Signed into law in 2021, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) is the largest federal investment in water infrastructure in 50 years — a vital down payment on investments long needed in water and for communities. This opportunity provides the water sector a moment to re-envision the power and possibilities of infrastructure investments. This is a moment to center water equity, climate action, economic opportunity, and One Water in water infrastructure and capital projects.

  10. CAD Is Dead; BIM Is The Future 5/10/2022

    Let’s walk through how engineering firms and asset owners are using BIM in real life to improve their business position – using an imaginary interview of a forward-thinking Civil Engineer at a design expo: