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Big Data and the Future of Big Data and the Future of Water Treatment Water Treatment 1. embrace data-driven technology Facility for water treatment management 2. with a people-centered strategy teams 3. or run the risk of a)


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Big Data and the Future of Water Treatment Big Data and the Future of Water Treatment

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Facility management teams should

1. embrace data-driven technology for water treatment 2. with a people-centered strategy 3.

  • r run the risk of

a) embarrassing system failures b) and lost returns on investment.

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  • Volatility
  • Uncertainty
  • Complexity
  • Ambiguity
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It all adds up to you having to:

1.Learn more and faster than ever 2.Do more with less resources 3.Manage up in your

  • rganization
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Supporting Resources from BOMA

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Fuel the problem & the SOLUTION

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Facility management teams should

1. embrace data-driven technology for water treatment 2. with a people-centered strategy 3.

  • r run the risk of

a) embarrassing system failures b) and lost returns on investment.

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How are you looking at water?

Another thing on your list.

H2O

Fundamental to your operation.

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How does water work in your BODY?

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How does water work in your BUILDING?

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Additional Building Water Use Info from the EPA

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End Uses of Water in Various Types of Commercial and Institutional Facilities

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Water can set you back when neglected and help drive you forward when managed intelligently.

H2O

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The Fundamental Return on Investment

  • f Water

Treatment

Assets Protected Water Conserved Energy Saved

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The Fundamental System Failures of Water Treatment

Operating Expense Waste Unplanned Downtime Legionella Cases Early Replacement of Assets

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Service Control Chemistry

Water Treatment Program Basics

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Service Control Chemistry

Water Treatment Program Basics

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  • Automate key functions
  • Manage system remotely
  • Get timely performance data
  • Use auto-alerts to keep you

ahead of potential issues

  • Track and trend water and

energy savings

Smar Smart

Contr Control

Te Technology

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Hand Meter-Timer Sensor

3 Stages of Innovation in Controls

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Hand Meter-Timer Sensor

3 Stages of Innovation in Controls

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Why is data-driven technology for water treatment worth looking at now?

  • 1. More Accessible

Costs continue to lower Multiple manufacturers Industry standardization

  • 2. More Flexible

Open-source development Unbundled solutions Must-connect mindset

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Our Connected Approach

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Data Speed Analyze

3 Drivers of Accelerating Growth

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Visual Interactive Personal

What should I expect from my data- driven technology for water treatment?

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Data-driven technology empowers you to:

  • Make smarter decisions

with water faster

  • Leverage your resources

more efficiently

  • Manage operations

remotely

  • Manage up the
  • rganization with

confidence

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Fuel the problem & the SOLUTION

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4 Ke Key Ro Roles to to a Pe People‐Cen Center ered ed Str Strategy gy

Facility Manager Executive C- Suite & Owners Water Treatment Pro Water Treatment Service Partner

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Our Connected Approach

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Facility management teams should

1. embrace data-driven technology for water treatment 2. with a people-centered strategy 3.

  • r run the risk of

a) embarrassing system failures b) and lost returns on investment.

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Digital Dashboard: A Real World Example

Commercial Office Building in Chicago with an HVAC system that utilizes an Evaporative Cooling Tower.

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Facility management teams should

1. embrace data-driven technology for water treatment 2. with a people-centered strategy 3.

  • r run the risk of

a) embarrassing system failures b) and lost returns on investment.

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A Practitioner’s Perspective A Practitioner’s Perspective

4 Stories of Buildings in Chicago 4 Stories of Buildings in Chicago

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  • 1. Less Overhead, More Data
  • 1. Less Overhead, More Data

4 Stories of Buildings in Chicago 4 Stories of Buildings in Chicago

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  • 2. Water Safety & Peace of Mind.
  • 2. Water Safety & Peace of Mind.

4 Stories of Buildings in Chicago 4 Stories of Buildings in Chicago

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  • 3. Conveying Value of Work
  • 3. Conveying Value of Work

4 Stories of Buildings in Chicago 4 Stories of Buildings in Chicago

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  • 4. Troubleshooting: Early

Detection of Problems

  • 4. Troubleshooting: Early

Detection of Problems

4 Stories of Buildings in Chicago 4 Stories of Buildings in Chicago

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Questions & Answers + Discussion Questions & Answers + Discussion