Digitisation provides nearly infinite opportunities to leverage technology to optimise water management processes, improve resource efficiency, and enhance customer service. This includes using sensors, data analytics, and other digital tools to monitor water quality and quantity, detect leaks, reduce water loss, optimise energy consumption, and enable predictive infrastructure maintenance.
Digitization also enables the integration of disparate data sources, allowing water utilities to make more informed decisions about managing their assets and responding to changing conditions. It will allow water utilities to engage with customers in new ways, such as through real-time usage monitoring, online bill payment and customer portals that provide access to personalised water usage data and conservation tips.
What does this mean?
The May/June edition of Inside Water will focus on digitisation in Australia.
The issue will include specialised content on smart water meters, customer leak detection systems, IoT hardware, software developments, and customer management.
If you have a product that touches on issues relating to digitisation or a unique solution for businesses interested in improving the digitisation of their enterprise, this issue is an opportunity to be heralded as a leader.
The May/June edition will contain the following unique features: Young Professionals, Irrigation, Women in Water, Tasmanian Minister for Primary Industries and Water Jo Palmer, and Water Associations. More is to come as the edition comes together.
What does Inside Water offer?
A full-page marketing package includes
- Full-page advertisement (ad material to be supplied)
- Editorial Feature to be written for you by the editor of Inside Water
- Editorial Feature to appear in Inside Water’s e-newsletter, website, LinkedIn, and Facebook
Expressions of interest close on 20 April 2023. For more information, please contact:
Chelsea Daniel-Young
Brand Manager, Inside Water
chelsea.daniel@primecreative.com.au
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