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Manage the flood of data in real-time to boost efficiency 

As we move into the era of Big Data and the Internet of Things (IoT), water and wastewater treatment plant operators will be able to deploy advanced sensors that can pick up previously undetectable changes in infrastructure performance. These predictive technologies will help companies anticipate equipment issues and failures, as well as build a roadmap to improved maintenance and programmatic equipment replacement. 

Smart technologies also can help water and wastewater facility engineers improve their process control, water quality, monitoring and reporting. Treatment plants often have highly complex waste streams that need detailed real-time evaluation to stay ahead of developing issues. The use of advanced data analytics from Atonix Digital moves these operations from a reactive to a proactive stance, helping managers develop new opportunities for cost control, risk management and improving levels of service. 

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Customer Benefits

Industry leaders turn to advanced asset monitoring to manage the flood of data to improve operational efficiency and decision-making. Atonix Digital solutions: 

  • Enhance reliability through early detection of emerging issues.   
  • Enable infrastructure-wide awareness. 
  • Forecast equipment life expectancy. 
  • Enable vital asset operating and planning decisions.
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SUCCESS STORY

Cloud-based Analytics Form DMA Backbone for Kansas City BPU

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"If we didn't have this software, we would have to compute everything feeding into us. Performance Analysis calculates the benefits for me instantly."

    Steve Green | Director of Water Distribution, KC BPU

Boost efficiency and manage costs

Atonix Digital predictive data analytics and asset management solutions move water and wastewater utilities from reactive to proactive, which helps improve decisions making and predicts issues before they become a problem. 

 

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$1 T

 

An estimated US $1 trillion in new investment is needed just to rehabilitate current water infrastructure over the next two decades. (Source: Confronting America’s Water Infrastructure Challenge, AWWA) 

83%

 

83% of respondents are “very or somewhat interested” in the larger effort of asset management.  (Source: Black & Veatch 2018 Strategic Directions Water Report) 

70%

 

70% of respondents expressed interest in real-time control and Big Data system analytics. (Source: Black & Veatch 2018 Strategic Directions Water Report)