Solving Water with Intelligent Networks
Water challenges are as old as water itself. Water utilities managers have historically faced complications resulting from aging infrastructure, rising energy costs and the ever-growing growing populations.
That is why Utilities are today emphasising sustainable water infrastructure by placing smart technologies such as Artificial Intelligence and remote monitoring at the heart of their operations, while putting the end user in full control of their consumption. But how do we quantify the benefits of these smart technologies? Can they address current and future demands from utilities and end users? Can they safely accelerate the transition towards smart cities?
To answer these and more questions, HMS and Utilities Middle East are partnering to organise a panel discussion under the topic Solving Water with Intelligent Networks.
The virtual panel discussion will bring together eminent water utilities leaders from the public and private sectors, end users of HMS solutions, technologists and project managers to brainstorm on how to maximise value from digital water and wastewater solutions.
- Challenges in the region’s water transmission and distribution networks (aging infrastructure, etc)
- Role of smart water infrastructure in accelerating smart cities
- Evolution of water digital technologies over the years in response to user needs
- Major digital water trends in the next ten years
- Potential digital solutions to address current and future water challenges
He holds a BSc degree in Mechanical Engineering, a Project Management Professional (PMP), a Certified PPP Professional (CP3P) and is a thought leader public speaker.
He has been associated with the organization for 29 years in various locations and positions across Europe and Middle East and has vast and in-depth knowledge of the process industry.
