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Water utilities look to "big data" to stretch resources

Dealing with crumbling water infrastructure and financial pressures, water utilities are increasingly turning to smart water solutions, using data and analytics to "do more with less."

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Installing a new electronic meter will enable utilities to measure water use remotely.
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Dealing with crumbling water infrastructure and financial pressures, water utilities are increasingly turning to smart water solutions, using data and analytics to "do more with less," according to Bluefield Research. (Water Online)

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