Have you considered all the benefits of full, real-time water system visibility?

In the past year, nearly 30 outbreaks of Legionnaires’ disease resulted in 15 deaths. But 9 out of 10 Legionnaires’ outbreaks are preventable with proper water management. It’s not always easy to predict, but with the right technology, facility managers can stop outbreaks before they begin.

Smart water management is opening the floodgates of change for facilities and communities alike. Learn about smart water management and why analysts expect the sector to grow exponentially in the coming years.

Summer is a major season for travel and tourism. As every hotel manager knows, water management is a big issue in the summer months. Get prepped for the summer with these smart water management tips and tricks.

According to the EPA, hospitals are responsible for approximately 7% of all commercial and institutional water use in the U.S. — and the cost of water, and water waste, is rising.

What’s it like to battle Legionnaires’ disease? Renée Jacobs, Healthcare Business Development Manager at Distech Controls, shares her personal story of illness and recovery with her unique professional perspective.

Water is arguably the most crucial utility for any commercial or industrial building. Unfortunately, this critical resource is out of sight and, usually, out of mind. It is often only when failures occur that we realize that our HVAC water treatment model is outdated.

Ever heard of the Industrial Internet of Things? The IIoT is opening the floodgates of innovation for water managers — and delivering new solutions to turn the tide on water risk.

The U.S. administration is investing billions in environmental protection, but what does it mean for companies and their water management strategies? How do facility managers and owners stay ahead of the curve?

With the increasing threat of water scarcity, innovations in water management are more important than ever. Facility managers gain a huge advantage by being at the forefront of water management technology.

How can facility managers improve their sustainability efforts through water management? Let’s Talk Aquanomix with Lindsey Brackett.

Water and energy conservation are C-suite concerns. Changing climate trends and regulations pose risks for businesses, but conservation strategies offer a unique opportunity to differentiate yours. Stay ahead of the trends and be a conservation leader in your industry.

Everyone in healthcare should know: Water management matters. The new year brings new water management requirements from the Joint Commission, effective as of January 1. Make sure your organization is compliant and ready to ring in the new year.

What can facility managers do to manage all the systems they’re responsible for reliably, efficiently, and safely? Follow these five tips to keep your building — and its occupants — comfortable and safe.

Technology can deliver real-time feedback to establish metrics for identifying and mitigating water waste, supporting sustainable water management and saving your business money.

Water comes with risk, and you can’t outsmart it if you don’t know what it looks like. Real-time data is essential to identifying — and mitigating — potential dangers to health and life safety, optimizing operations, and minimizing financial risks.

Industrial Water Treatment week is the first week of October each year and celebrates the profession of Industrial Water Treatment. Check back each day for fun facts about the industry.

Here are five things facility managers can do to help oversee and operate water systems in a safe, sustainable, and cost-effective way.

Sarah Collier, a CDC epidemiologist, and Sarah Gregory discuss the health burden of waterborne disease in the United States.