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How Observation Catalogs Transform Sewer Inspection
Defect catalogs impact the entire wastewater industry, from city managers to camera operators
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Wastewater Resources for a Successful 2019
Check out WinCan’s compilation of valuable resources for water and wastewater professionals
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Bringing Big Ideas to a Small Community
The mountain town of Big Bear, California, increases efficiency and lowers costs with WinCan Web and Esri ArcGIS
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6 Principles for Smooth Software Deployment
Deploying new software can be complicated. Follow these best practices to ensure the process goes smoothly.
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Advancing Standards
NASSCO’s updated Manual of Practice now available online.
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How Data-Based Asset Management Reduces Cleaning, Inspection Costs
See how big data helps Johnson County, Kansas, manage its sewers
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Effortless Integration and Customer Support Drive Success for OWASA
When the Orange Water and Sewer Authority needed software to work seamlessly with its current systems and support its workflow, it turned to WinCan
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Secrets to Success: Award-Winning Utility Strives for Continuous Improvement
Utility’s proactive approach to system upgrades earns it high honors and happy customers.
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Standardization Is Key to Sewer Inspection
Standardization through defect catalogs has provided the sewer industry with a rich, universal communication tool
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How Mixed Reality Became a Reality
Augmented and virtual reality technologies are popular in the video game world, but how do they apply to the water and wastewater industry?
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Answering These Five Questions is Essential for Good Asset Management
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Smart Strategy and Planning Solve the Challenge of Interceptor Failure
Aurora tackles deteriorating interceptors with a new comprehensive asset management plan.
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Oceanside Town Uses Natural Assets to Its Advantage
The town of Gibson has changed the rules by placing natural assets on the same footing as built infrastructure
