IIoT in utilities: the latest tech and trends

Supplied by on Friday, 22 May, 2020

Water utilities have traditionally trailed behind their power delivery contemporaries when it comes to deploying IIoT systems as well as capturing and managing data. The proliferation of investment in smarter operations, however, now means not only millions of new IIoT devices but also more data to make better decisions about networks.

This white paper explores:

How utilities are using IIoT devices and how they can best use the analytics

Challenges they’re facing and benefits of IIoT

How utilities are prioritizing investments in IIoT

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