The Modern Water Utility — technology, operations and infrastructure intelligence for municipal water and wastewater systems.
Technology, operations and infrastructure intelligence for municipal water and wastewater systems.
Starting with the challenge, not the tool.
A national series examining how technology meets the real operational problems utility professionals face every day — starting with the challenge, not the tool. Independent. Practical. Operational. Evidence-led.
Water and wastewater utilities are entering a period of unusually concentrated change. Aging infrastructure, tighter capital budgets, new regulatory requirements, workforce constraints, cybersecurity risks and rapidly advancing technologies are converging at the same time. The challenge is no longer simply finding new technology. It is understanding where investment actually improves operations, reduces risk and creates measurable value.
ACCOUNT → MEASURE → PREDICT → INSPECT → DEFEND → APPLY AI\n\n\nThe six chapters move from accounting for what a utility has, through measurement, prediction, inspection and defense, to the disciplined application of AI. Each event stands on its own; together they form one connected editorial series.
Each event combines a 90-minute national webinar with a permanent Post-Event Intelligence Report — turning expert discussion, research, audience questions and real-world experience into a practical resource utility teams can use after the event.
Why attend
Technology Landscape
The series explores where emerging and established technologies can solve specific operational and infrastructure challenges — without starting with a product or platform.
Who Should Attend
Also relevant to Planning, Emergency Management and other teams responsible for community resilience and infrastructure performance.
More Than a Webinar
Webinar + Intelligence
Each event becomes an Asset Mapping Intelligence Report — a permanent, searchable record of the session. The full write-up, the archived video, every audience question and answer, a practical field guide, a glossary, direct speaker contacts, and supporting material from the technology partners who took part.
Released to registered attendees. Permanently linkable. Built to be used long after the live date.
Compiled editorially by AssetMapping.Events from the session recording and transcript. Statements are attributed to the speaker who made them. Partner-supplied material is clearly labeled as such.
The archived presentation plays inside the report, with chapters and slide downloads.
Direct contact details for every presenter, plus follow-up answers to questions that ran out of time.
Full session write-up, video, Q&A and speaker contacts.
