Water is one of the most treasured natural resources on our planet, and effectively and safely providing it, and, after it's been used, taking it away and treating it, is becoming an increasingly more efficient process because of wireless technology. The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority, which offers wholesale water and sewer services to more than two-and-a-million Boston area residents, is deploying a wide array of wireless solutions and hardware that are saving invaluable time and money, preserving a most precious commodity.
City -- Water Goes Wireless
John Walls, Vice-President, Public Affairs, Washington Post
Mon, 04/22/2013 - 2:10pm
Topics: commodity massachusetts technology water wifi wireless
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