We are pleased to announce that Amazon Cognito is now HIPAA eligible, has been added to the AWS Business Associate Agreement (BAA), and is PCI compliant. With HIPAA eligibility, Protected Health Information (PHI) can now be used with Amazon Cognito. Our PCI compliance means that merchants and other service providers now have access to an identity platform that has been verified to conform to PCI standards.
Reducing Water’s Energy Footprint with Smart Monitoring
Water and energy are intimately linked by the large volume of power needed for extracting, treating, and delivering water. This link is known as the water-energy nexus.
Washington Eyes SRF Role in Infrastructure Rebuild
The Trump Administration is committed to reducing federal spending by $3.6 trillion over the next decade while investing $1 trillion in the nation’s infrastructure. Those goals may not be mutually exclusive but together they will be difficult to achieve.
Maintenance by the Numbers
How asset management programs are saving utilities millions of dollars in avoidable maintenance and pipeline failures.
Satisfied Customers: The Key to Water Infrastructure Investment
A recent study by J.D. Power indicates that satisfied customers are the key to water infrastructure investment.
Butler Water Treatment Plant Solves Membrane Integrity Issues
After experiencing integrity issues with its membrane treatment system, Butler Water Treatment Plant opted for low pressure, hollow-fiber UF membranes.
Doubling Filtration Flow with the Same Filter Pore Size
Filter design enables efficiencies, lowers total cost of ownership
Buy American, Buy America, AIS, ARRA, Hire American – Does It Really Matter?
Let me save you some suspense and tell you right now: Yes! And you better pay attention!
Products & Services: Flow, Level & Pressure Monitoring
Collection of flow, level & pressure monitoring related equipment products and services.
Mountain Is No Obstacle for Pipeline Rehabilitation Project
The Michigan Ditch was built before 1900 and is a 5.2-mile-long ditch system that carries mountain runoff into the water system for the City of Fort Collins, Colo., to utilize as reuse water.