Water Industry

A sustainable approach towards
managing the water cycle

Reducing energy
consumption by actively
managing the distribution

GIS solution ensures great reliability and assures that the customer’s are provided with the water they need at the right time by actively managing the distribution network.

It is a simple way of bringing together the design, operation, maintenance, decision, support and reporting in one application.

Spatial Asset Management

It is a simple way of bringing together the design, operation, maintenance, decision, support and reporting in one application.

Reducing energy consumption

When all the design & implementation factors are displayed on one network and managed actively the energy consumption is completely reduced.

Upgradation module

Constant up-gradation of the module enables the respective sectors/ Industry to save time thus reducing the cost.

Improving productivity

In functionalities such as network design & asset risk analysis, time and cost management plays a vital role in improving productivity.

Water supply management

The most vital part of water supply is energy production which in turn is dependant on water, meaning if there is any obstruction on water supply the reliability of all the existing operations will highly get affected. We ensure that the clients get the water they need and when they need by actively managing the activity of the network through GIS.

Wastewater management

The wastewater can be effectively managed from a single spatial asset platform. The integration of this platform with your process control systems is done to prevent and correct the tasks. Now all events can be tracked with simple actions and they get instantly visible to every user in your system, after which the further activities can be managed & visualized spatially.

Irrigation management

An irrigation module is built to easily manage and integrate the irrigation network. The design of the transport network is a combination of different water sources, such as underground, surface, natural water with closed or open transport tubes and integrating these with the respective systems needed for the transport.

Stormwater management

To reduce the amount of water that needs to be purified at the water treatment plant the stormwater management is highly necessary. This is mainly done to reduce the energy used to clean wastewater since rainwater is separated from the wastewater network. A separate asset management solution is available to maximize your asset performance and reduce the costs by proper planning and maintenance.

Groundwater management

Managing groundwater supports complete water resource monitoring and maintenance. Hydrologists and water suppliers worked together to provide a set of graphical and numerical GIS tools that are best suited for actively managing & analyzing real-time data in terms of quality, quantity, operation, and maintenance.

Industrial water management

Industries nowadays have begun investing in their own manufacturing processes which leads to the use of potable water for human consumption. Industrial water facilitates better support for operations by minimizing its impact on the water supply shared with the surrounding community which reduces the cost of energy and water.