Water utility leaders in the state of Texas are challenged with reporting and reducing water losses, identifying and upgrading deteriorating mains, while expanding network supply to meet growing demand. But the state’s infrastructure continues to age as more than 136 billion gallons of water per year escapes from buried assets, and the job of identifying exactly the pipes at risk of imminent failure becomes more challenging.

That’s why proactive network management is starting to gain pace among forward-thinking leaders as they look at new ways to predict the risk of potential failure in the network, getting ahead of repairs and upgrades before problems start, driving water losses to a minimum and freeing up budget to invest elsewhere.

Your fellow water leaders at Texas Water Utilities, Epcor and the City of San Jose are already making this proactive approach to network management a reality. These forward-thinking executives are using precision geospatial AI, fusing predictive algorithms with satellite, environmental and their own network and GIS data to supercharge their decision making. They’re cutting water loss by up to 55%, saving a third in repair costs, and justifying capital improvement and network expansion investment with new conviction. Plus they’re achieving RoI within as little as six months and making field investigations 6 times more effective.

Take a look at some of our content and contact us to find out how we can help boost the data you’re already investing in, and make your shift to proactive network management a reality.