The smart water network revolution
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In this presentation, I defined the “Smart Water Network Revolution” and the benefits it is bringing, talked about how policy-makers and water professionals can and should help it along, and did my best to dispel the four great myths about water utilities and adoption of data technology: Water utilities are too conservative or low-tech to adopt such technology Water is a low-value commodity, therefore not a magnet for industrial R&D innovation Water utilities are not yet ready for “smart data systems” It’s too big an investment Flip through the slides for the reality behind these myths.
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