End-to-end sees more

It's one infrastructure and one organization - why perpetuate data silos?

It's one infrastructure and one organization. So why should different units develop different representations and diverging views, leading to piecemeal strategies and sub-optimal application of resources?

An end-to-end system like Baseform connects users daily to network sensorization, maintenance records, customer meters, in both water and wastewater. (Customer meters in wastewater? Yes - read this recent post)

The key advantage is that all available data get reconciled and contribute to a common view, driven by the organization's expert knowledge. For example:

- Can you really make the best pipe renewal plans based on maintenance data only, and not factor in capacity, monitored NRW, hydraulics, consumption?

- Does it make sense to pursue water loss management and be blindsided to customer meter underregistration?

- Is it really a good idea to invest in sewer system capacity and not quantify how much of the current flows are avoidable I&I?

Managing water is tough enough as it is. Can you afford to not put all your data at the service of more informed decisions?

Get in touch to find out how your utility can also benefit from Baseform.