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APA VITAL adds the TaKaDu capabilities as part of its ongoing commitment to operational excellence Iasi,

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Environmental Protection, the Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology, Israel Innovation Authority and the Export Institute announced today the selection of 30 pioneering Israeli technology companies to represent Israel at the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) in Dubai

TaKaDu's CEM platform delivers exceptional results by effectively addressing water utility challenges and empowers them to enhance operational efficiency, decrease NRW losses, and improve customer service

While official environmental cooperation between Israel and Australia is limited, local companies are adopting Israeli technology across a broad range of areas.

Logan water adds the TaKaDu capabilities as part of its ongoing commitment to operational excellence that have begun with related programs already in 2001

TaKaDu Central Event Management (CEM) analytics software designed to identify hidden leaks and other types of incidents within the water network is the latest weapon in TasWater’s arsenal to reduce network losses and increase efficiency and customer service. 

Following Takadu’s latest addition to its growing portfolio of partners in the form of a collaboration with Asystom, GWI speaks with founder & CEO Amir Peleg about its strategy for optimising utility network management. Utility benchmarking is a key focus.

TaKaDu, a global software provider of Central Event Management (CEM) solutions for the water industry and Asystom, a specialist in universal smart monitoring for predictive maintenance, today announce a collaboration to provide water utility customers with an integrated and enhanced central event/asset management solution.

By incorporating the CEM of TaKaDu, WAF plans to enhance its water network management and improve customer service

The Leading Utility in Mexico, SAPAL will pilot TaKaDu to improve operational efficiency, enhance customer service and reduce water loss

By incorporating the CEM of TaKaDu, SEW from Melbourne plans to enhance its leakage detection and improve its water network management

The IDB and the Government of Israel partnered to foster innovation technologies in water utilities through a new pilot program in the region.

Using TaKaDu, the Leading Utility in Colombia continues to see improvement in network visibility, water loss reduction, operational efficiency and customer service

Syrinix and TaKaDu are delighted to announce a collaboration to integrate their two leading solutions to help water utilities access, analyse and act upon network incidents. Working together this avoids unnecessary expenditure and improves utility network operations.

As a TaKaDu valued customer Sydney Water has seen an increase in operational efficiency and improved customer service

One of the most progressive water utilities in NSW sees higher efficiency level and is extending and expanding the use of its TaKaDu solution

In a 2-year project, the Water Utility group is implementing TaKaDu’s Central Event Management (CEM) to analyze real time data, prevent bursts, alert anomalies that may affect the continuity and quality of the service and reduce non-revenue water up to 20%.

There is change in the air (or in the water) as to how Australian water utilities are approaching general operations, the management of their assets and the loss of water caused by leaks and breaks through the increased adoption of digital analysis of raw data and the use of a Central Event Management solution.

AEGEA will incorporate TaKaDu in Manaus to improve efficiency, reduce water loss and enhance customer service

When I left Yarra Valley Water in 2014, I believed, and still do, that every utility will have real-time monitoring of their infrastructure networks that is fully integrated with data analytics and decision-making systems within ten years.

Aguas Magallanes, will incorporate TaKaDu to improve efficiency, enhance customer service and planning

The Leading Utility in Colombia, EPM will pilot TaKaDu to improve operational efficiency, enhance customer service and reduce water loss

First deployment already underway at Knoxville Utilities Board (KUB), Tennessee, USA, providing single interface for visualizing network events in real-time

Leading regional water utility in Victoria, Australia, contracts services with TaKaDu to deploy the CEM solution across their entire network

"This is certainly a wake-up call on climate change and water shortages for the UK and elsewhere. That’s why water efficiency solutions are more important than ever. Data-driven solutions such as TaKaDu‘s Central Event Management (CEM) enable utilities to detect leaks, faulty assets and other problems early, reducing water loss, and improving operational efficiency across-the-board. Even one “hidden leak event” resolved quickly, can save millions of liters of water, with significant cost and energy savings. Utilities often have the raw data, they’re just not optimizing its use effectively.”

TaKaDu's use case with Mei Carmel - Since deployment, TaKaDu has helped the Haifa utility to make huge improvements in its operations and efficiency levels and deliver significant NRW (nonrevenue water) savings (see pages 26/27).

Leakage detection is a cornerstone of ABB’s water expertise and offering for water transmission systems and water distribution networks. In collaboration with our partner, TaKaDu, our software-as-a-service solution uses advanced algorithms to detect, alert, manage and provide real-time insights into leaks, bursts and other water distribution network inefficiencies.

Represents deployment of TaKaDu’s digital technology in a non-utility entity

aKaDu will be showing the latest enhancements of its Central Event Management (CEM) solution for water network efficiency at H20 ACCADUEO, ABB’s stand (B67/C68, Hall 2).  TaKaDu will be demonstrating its recent integration with external alerting and other IT systems, including acoustic meters, customer calls, and work order.

The collaboration integrates TaKaDu’s data-driven Central Event Management solution with Aquarius’s multi-layer leak detection system

TaKaDu will be deployed in the Finnish utility to improve network efficiency and customer service, while reducing costs

External innovators can lend great impetus to new product development. By teaming up with just such an external partner – TaKaDu – ABB can now, in addition to its existing water business portfolio, offer water utilities solutions that leverage the full potential of digitization.

TaKaDu’s Event Management platform is now integrated with GUTERMANN’s acoustic leak detection system to provide a comprehensive solution for water loss reduction

One of the most progressive Australian water utilities is deploying TaKaDu to increase water efficiency and reduce water loss

Jerusalem’s water corporation has been using TaKaDu since 2010 for leak detection and increased water efficiency

ABB and TaKaDu are providing a water management solution that will boost efficiency and reduce water leakage in Ho Chi Minh City, one of the world’s fastest growing cities

Now in it’s fourth year, the WWi Top 25 Global Water Leaders initiative continues to grow in popularity as a barometer of the industry’s thought leaders. This year the focus is on active leaders whom are driving companies forward into the digital water age with a focus on innovation.

Initially deployed in 2012, TaKaDu’s Event Management solution has enabled Udal Sareak (Spain) to optimise the operational management of its water network

The regional council selected TaKaDu after seeing its successful deployment at other utilities in Queensland

How does Apa Nova work recently? For nearly a year, the company's specialists have been working with TaKaDu software which, based on flow-pressure parameters and sensors installed in the water supply network, monitors and senses early on where there is a potential loss of water, damage.

Aqualia implements a pioneering technology in Balears of collection and analysis of flow and pressure of the 278 kilometers of pipelines. (Translation)

The companies have signed a three-year contract to continue optimising Unitywater’s network efficiency, improve customer service, and reduce water loss

This week, Metering.com explores some of the developments implemented Chile to improve water resource management

INTRASOFT International, a global ICT company and TaKaDu, a global leader in Integrated Event Management solutions for the water industry are joining forces to offer TaKaDu’s IoT (Internet of Things) service to water utilities in European countries.

TaKaDu’s event management solution will be incorporated into the Queensland utility to optimise its operations

Follows successful pilot, resulting in reduced water loss and improved efficiency levels

KUB chooses TaKaDu’s event management solution to help boost water efficiency and reduce water loss

The TaKaDu contract extension is part of Evides’ wide-ranging initiative to increase network visibility and improve operational efficiency

Follows success in other sites maximizing operational efficiency and reducing water loss