White Papers

The Role of AI and Advanced Satellite Technology in Reducing Non‑Revenue Water

Non-revenue water (NRW) is one of the toughest challenges facing utilities today, with up to 30% of all treated water lost through leaks, theft, and inefficiencies. For many utilities, that means millions in lost revenue, wasted energy, and regulatory headaches. 

In this free whitepaper, explore how new advanced satellite technology is transforming the way utilities identify, prioritize, and repair leaks across wide networks at unprecedented speed, boosting traditional leak detection efficiency by up to 400%.

The Network of a Lifetime: Deploy Your Smart Utility Network for Daily Operations & Future Threats

Several critical initiatives are facing the U.S. water utility sector including pipe repair and replacement, funding, long-term water supply, workforce issues, cybersecurity and emergency planning. It’s a mix of challenges affecting both daily operations and future threats more indicative of the modern era. They will require strategic planning, funding and technology. We partnered with Sensus, a Xylem brand, to take a closer look at the role of smart utility networks in this endeavor for utilities. Download the complimentary report below and learn how to implement and expand your Network of a Lifetime!

Residential Water Use in the Colorado River Basin: Insights from Flume Data

In this report, Flume Utility & Business Solutions explores what residential water use looks like in the Colorado River Basin today, how that has evolved over time, and how water agencies and utilities can use insights to meet conservation goals.

Digital twins are fast-tracking digital transformation to deliver the most powerful operational and environmental outcomes

Around the world, water utilities are embracing data analytics and digital technologies to deliver transformative outcomes for their communities. Digital solutions, many leveraging digital twins, like Xylem Vue powered by GoAigua, are helping water operators and managers solve their most pressing challenges: minimizing water and revenue losses; reducing capital spend to lower costs to communities; decreasing the impact of climate events; bringing down the costs of safely reclaiming wastewater; and reducing emissions associated with water and wastewater management.

Report: 2022 State of Public Sourcing

Public procurement teams are busier in 2022 — especially in the utilities sector which saw a 13% increase in project volume. This report takes a deep dive into the state of public sector procurement and what teams are doing to manage an influx of new funding and new or worsening resource constraints. Read this report to learn new tools, strategies, and other actionable insights you can apply in your own agency to tackle challenges and move into 2023 with confidence.

How to Fund Your Capital Projects

Capital projects are a vital part of any community’s infrastructure plan, yet face significant difficult and delays when trying to get the project off the ground. Between the high-planning effort required, antiquated tools, lots of moving parts and departments, and difficulty communicating, capital projects can be frustrating to work on. There are solutions to these challenges, though, and with the right visually driven financial modelling tool these problems can become obsolete. Read our white paper to learn about how your community can beat the status quo, and fund your capital projects with ease.