Entries Tagged Software

Do away with USB sticks, SD cards and DVDs — for good! Frank D’Andrea of Ratech Electronics demonstrates the Wi-Fi video streaming...

The City of Kansas City, Mo., has long had its eye on developing the Northland, an area located north of the Missouri...

Everything water will be under one roof in June, as the American Water Works Association’s 2014 Annual Conference & Exposition (ACE14) is...

With just 17,000 residents, the city of Cocoa, Fla., is fairly small. But it has a huge water system: 1,325 miles of...

On April 8, Windows XP SP3 will join XP SP2, Windows 2000 and Windows NT in reaching an end-of-life (EOL) status or,...

Nobody knows for sure how the city of Bell Buckle, Tenn., got it its name. What’s certain is that the Bell Buckle...

Badger Meter turbine flowmetersVision Series turbine flowmeters from Badger Meter comply with the lead-free provisions of the United States Safe Drinking Water...

In the early 1970s, local lakes in Pierce County, Wash., began experiencing water-quality problems. The area faced a moratorium on building, but...

Wilmington, Del., was the first permanent Old World settlement in the Delaware River Valley. Discovered by the Swedes in 1638, it became...

Inflow and infiltration used to be an issue in Coon Rapids. Now, not so much. The Minnesota municipality has been aggressive with...

Like many cities, Seattle, Wash., has had its share of problems with combined sewer overflows (CSOs) and sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs). In...

ENZ USA Bulldog Antiblast nozzleThe Bulldog Antiblast nozzle from ENZ USA is designed to prevent blowing toilets when cleaning sewer lines near...

As a public works professional, you know how valuable maintenance and asset management software is in your efforts to maintain and operate...

In an extensive report to municipalities and water/wastewater utilities, the nonprofit Water Finance Research Foundation has ranked software suppliers on their ability...