UTILITY MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS

• A New Era In Federal Procurement Has Launched

  Federal procurement is getting a major makeover. Big changes have occurred, and more are on the horizon. Companies that sell into the federal marketplace definitely need to carefully monitor what is happening.

• How FlexNet NaaS Delivers Utility-Grade AMI Without Upfront Costs

  As operational costs rise and aging infrastructure strains budgets, many water utilities are turning to Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) to reduce non-revenue water, streamline operations, and deliver better customer service. 

• As The Colorado River Slowly Dries Up, States Angle For Influence Over Future Water Rights

  The Colorado River is in trouble: Not as much water flows into the river as people are entitled to take out of it. A new idea might change that, but complicated political and practical negotiations stand in the way.
• Operational Resilience Through Temporary Water Reuse Solutions

  Temporary water reuse systems help industrial plants avoid costly downtime by maintaining treatment capabilities during maintenance, failure, or testing—offering fast deployment, flexibility, and permanent-quality results.

• How GenAI Is Supercharging Digital Transformation For Rural Water Utilities Across The United States

  From streamlining data workflows to preserving decades of field knowledge, utilities of all sizes are demonstrating that GenAI isn’t just a technology trend — it’s a workforce enabler.

• AI's Water Problem Is Worse Than You Think (But It Doesn't Have To Be)

  There's little doubt that AI is quickly becoming a powerful if not essential tool in our society. It's being used to help boost efficiencies and productivity in myriad ways — including for the research portion of this article. However, this productivity doesn't come for free. One of the biggest costs associated with AI is its demand for water.
• Why Reducing Non-Revenue Water Matters For Water Utilities

  In today's challenging environment, water utilities face mounting pressure to operate more efficiently while maintaining high service levels and managing aging infrastructure. At the heart of these challenges lies a critical issue: non-revenue water (NRW). 

• 3D Printing Concrete Reshapes Water Infrastructure, Layer By Layer

  While three-dimensional printing has existed for some time, its impact on the water and wastewater industry has been almost negligible. Widespread adoption has dragged, potentially due to uncertainty. One recent development in 3D printing concrete is poised to change that.
• Fort Worth Water Achieves Data-Driven Success With Xylem Technology

  Read about a utility that reduced field investigations by 90%, enhancing operations and customer satisfaction with near real-time data.

• No Chlorine, No Contamination: A Cleaner Future For Wastewater Reuse

  As municipalities worldwide look to reuse water for agriculture, industry, and tertiary treatment such as filtration and disinfection prior to discharge or reuse for irrigation or industrial purposes, one inconvenient truth continues to lurk in the pipes: chlorine.