Expect Growth in the Pump Market
A new study finds smart pump technology spurring global market expansion
The worldwide demand for fluid handling pumps is projected to increase 5.6 percent per...
Bridging the Knowledge Gap: Part 2 of 2
Paul Ruzicka is the chief engineer for Xylem Inc. and is currently managing the Xylem Engineering team in Seneca Falls, New York. To read...
A Contractor's Perspective on Bidding Procedures and Equipment Procurement
Christy Perdue is a senior estimator for Brasfield & Gorrie, the largest general contractor in the Southeast. In this role, she is responsible for...
Pandemic Community Tracing Right Under Our Feet
Last year in Michigan, the municipal government of Macomb County, Oakland University, and Michigan State University partnered with water monitoring systems provider Aquasight, launching...
Nothing Lasts Forever
As U.S. and European lawmakers tighten restrictions on toxic PFAS contaminants in water, utilities and businesses are working to safeguard drinking water supplies for...
More Uptime Is the Name of the Game
As the owner and founder of ST9 Gas + Oil, Chris Buckley has been on the front lines in the fight for greater efficiency...
Taking the fight to forever chemicals
When Dr. Fajer Mushtaq turned on the tap as a child in Delhi, one question always loomed: was the water safe? Today, that same...
In Times of Crisis, Reliability Counts More Than Ever
Anoosheh Oskouian is president and chief executive officer of Ship & Shore Environmental, Inc., a Southern California-based company that makes pollution reducing equipment for...
Taking Steps to Save Regional Water Resources
Based in Buford, Georgia, The Water Tower, a new water innovation hub, has released its Lake Lanier Watershed Five-Year Research Plan, with the goal...
What Went Wrong with American Manufacturing? (And How To Fix...
Steven L. Blue on the battle-tested truths of building a winning corporate culture.
Critics have said American companies can no longer support manufacturing within its...