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Lance McAvoy is the utility director for Fort Smith, Arkansas and after working with Dee Brown, principal of Brown Engineers, he unified the SCADA systems of five disparate treatment...
A typical water utility needs to maintain and manage hundreds of miles of infrastructure across its service area — including pipelines, pumping stations, water treatment plants...
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, a paradigm shift toward remote work has permanently altered workforce considerations for many industries—and the water and wastewater sector...
Powered by Inductive AutomationundefinedImplementing cybersecurity best practices has never been more critical for water and wastewater utilities. Recently, the EPA focused new...
Powered by Inductive AutomationundefinedWater utilities face many challenges, whether it is pressures to adopt new technologies with shrinking resources, aging infrastructure ...
Powered by Inductive AutomationundefinedThe Warren, Simpson and Butler County Water Districts in Kentucky serve more than 80,000 residents, delivering more than 8.1 million gallons...
Powered by Inductive AutomationundefinedSome municipalities may be hesitant to put all of their SCADA information on a cloud server off-premises, said Kevin Finkler, software ...
Powered by Inductive AutomationundefinedThe ability to make meaningful insights from data is critical for water and wastewater professionals in their day-to-day work. But organizing...
Powered by Inductive AutomationundefinedThe learning curve for implementing new SCADA software can be steep, and the right training tools can be critical for a team to hit the...
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Powered by Inductive AutomationundefinedTo maximize efficiency and adhere to ever-increasing regulations, water and wastewater utilities need access to real-time data from all...
Powered by Inductive AutomationundefinedSCADA systems in the 1980s and 1990s were designed for the traditional plant setup: operators using fixed monitors at their terminal or...
Powered by Inductive AutomationundefinedSCADA operators and managers often work under tight deadlines to develop applications quickly. Open source communities that share information...
Powered by Inductive AutomationundefinedModern SCADA systems offer utilities the opportunity to connect all of their systems across their organization, putting real-time data ...
