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| Original Broadcast: | 25 March 2013 |
| On Demand Now Available | |
| Free to attend. | |
| Duration: | Approximately one hour. |
| Speakers: | Eric Meliton, Environmental Technologies Industry Analyst, Frost and Sullivan Ed Cope, Asset Manager, Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District, St. Louis, MO Teresa Colangelo, Program Manager, Regional Municipality of York, Ontario, Canada |
It is well known that some of the nation's water infrastructure is over 100 years old. In fact, 40 percent is over 50 years old. Effectively managing assets is key to addressing our aging infrastructure challenges. During this webcast, Eric Meliton, a leading Environmental Technologies Industry Analyst from Frost & Sullivan, will discuss leading asset management trends in the municipal water and wastewater industries.
In addition, IBM clients, including the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District and York Region, will bring real-world examples on the use of IBM Maximo Asset Management to address regulatory compliance, aging infrastructure and GIS integration. The District found spatially enabling enterprise asset management allowed the two systems to enhance one another and give a more complete picture of the asset's lifecycle than each system separately.
| Eric Meliton Environmental Technologies Industry Analyst Frost and Sullivan |
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| Ed Cope Asset Manager Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District, St. Louis, MO |
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| Teresa Colangelo Program Manager Regional Municipality of York, Ontario, Canada |
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Building smarter water and wastewater operations requires advanced solutions and thought leadership. Companies facing this imperative can rely on IBM for solutions that deliver long-term value and agility, as well as the specific functionality required to meet the demands of the industry. IBM has been a provider of IT and industry solutions to municipal utilities for more than 20 years. IBM has focused research and development around IBM’s Maximo Asset Management that is helping municipal water and wastewater utilities meet the challenges of an aging infrastructure, increased regulation and scare resources.. Learn more here: www.ibm.com/smarterplanet/water
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