SaaS: Software as a Service

By Glenn King

What Is Software as a Service (SaaS)? A Guide for Municipal Water and Wastewater Utilities As water and wastewater utilities continue to modernize their operations, cloud-based technology is becoming an essential part of managing infrastructure efficiently. One of the most important technologies driving this transformation is Software as a Service (SaaS). But what exactly is…

How Asset Mangement Can Help Treatment Plants

By Glenn King

Water treatment and wastewater treatment plants are important facilities that ensure the safety of public health and the environment. As populations grow and demand for clean water increases, these utilities must function efficiently and cost-effectively. In order to achieve this goal, asset management systems are critical for maximizing the effectiveness of these facilities. Asset management…

The History of Water Treatment

By Glenn King

Water treatment is a crucial process that has been in use for centuries. In its simplest form, water treatment involves the removal of impurities, contaminants, and pollutants from water sources to make it safe for consumption, irrigation, and industrial use. Over the years, the water treatment process has evolved significantly, with advancements in technology and…

Cyber Security and Your Water Treatment Facilities

By Glenn King

Water is a critical resource for life, and its treatment and distribution are essential to ensure its availability and quality. In recent years, advances in technology have revolutionized the way water treatment plants operate, making them more efficient and effective. However, with these advances comes an increased risk of cyberattacks on the systems and infrastructure…

5 Risks of Not Remotely Monitoring Your Water Treatment System

By Glenn King

Municipal water treatment and distribution systems operate around the clock, even when operators aren’t physically on-site. Pumps can fail, tank levels can change unexpectedly, alarms can occur, and treatment processes can move outside normal operating conditions at any time. Without remote monitoring, these problems may go unnoticed until an operator returns to the facility, receives…

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