Utilities

The key to operational success in Utilities is to collect accurate, real-time data throughout the supply chain. But data collection is increasingly fraught with risk as cyber-criminals target infrastructure. Our latest eBook explores the challenge and the options available to utilities companies.

Satellite IoT has transformed in the last 5 years, but what are the implications for water sensor manufacturers monitoring pipelines, reservoirs and treatment plants in remote areas?

Survey reveals 40% of US consumers view political threats as a risk to Utility supply – up from 21% reported in early February.

In this webinar, we dismantle the perception that satellite for IoT is too costly, fragile or insecure to be effective, and give real-life examples of where the extra data provided by satellite IoT connectivity has materially improved outcomes – from smart farming to disaster management, environmental monitoring to renewable energy production.

The water industry is still in the early stages of adopting Massive IoT, but the potential benefits are vast. Read 5 ways the Water sector can benefit from harnessing the power of Massive IoT – creating a more resilient, optimized, and secure water network for the future.

The provision of water to homes and businesses as well as wastewater treatment is essential. In fact, water utility companies need to provide billions of litres of fresh water to residential and commercial customers and to recycle equal amounts every day.