Coupled with this is an expected shift towards more advanced solutions, data collection, analytics and visualisation of network conditions and operations. The content board met at the end of November in Amsterdam to discuss the latest trends and topics to begin shaping the conference agenda.ĭiscussions will focus on innovation and practical solutions to challenges that exist but are also on the horizon, including topics such cyber security and digital resilience smart cities and the role of Water 4.0 and also turning Big Data into actionable data.Īccording to Bluefield Research, smarter, more advanced asset management strategies are expected to save water utilities US$41.9 billion in capital expenditures by 2027. The event is intended for water tech professionals: from chief technology officers in water utilities, to engineering consultancies, senior executives from technology providers and investors looking to back the next big success story.Ī content board has been created for the new event, including a mix of utilities, consultants, researchers and solution providers. Including a mixture of keynote addresses, workshops and speaker interactions, a free-flowing agenda will be shaped by the audience though out the day.Ī one-day event, the Aquatech Innovation Forum will take place ahead of the Aquatech Amsterdam exhibition linking the innovations on the show floor and the contenders in the Aquatech Innovation Award to an audience eagerly looking for technical innovations. The concept of the Forum is demand driven, interactive and aimed at delivering provoking content. With the tagline: Mastering Water's Digital Transformation, the Forum will bring together water utilities and the supply chain to discuss experiences when adopting innovative solutions. The Aquatech Innovation Forum is specifically aimed at water tech professionals and will discuss how technological innovation is becoming a necessity to overcome today's and future challenges. THE NETHERLANDS, - A brand new knowledge-event focusing on the digitalization of the global water market is set to join the Amsterdam International Water Week next November.

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