Episode 1: The Transformation Challenge in the Water Sector
Date published:
April 29, 2025
How can the water industry rethink transformation, make time for innovation, and validate the investment? In this kickoff episode, we dive into the biggest environmental and water infrastructure challenges, explore what true transformation really means, and uncover why people, processes, and technology must align to drive change. Plus—why finding time for innovation is harder than it sounds, and how to make the case for investing in the future.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNCfl4iw1l8&t=7s[/embed]
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