Kamstrup A/S

And this is no different for a water utility looking at upgrades to its system, especially something as impactful to the day-to-day operations and the bottom line as advanced metering infrastructure.

In this sponsored interview with Kamstrup Solutions Engineer Jake Waidmann, we talk about how utilities fall on this wide spectrum of metering technologies that are currently in use, what that means for making forward progress and meeting utilities where they are, how to get buy-in from stakeholders, including some you may not have even considered, and what considerations are actually necessary to build a data silo that your team can trust.

So let's jump into that now.

[upbeat music] Yeah, so now I'm here with Jake.

Uh, you know they're using probably more water than, uh, they're maybe even paying for if they have maybe an older Pulsey meter that's less accurate now.

And so you're trying to figure out, hey, what are the leaks out there in the system? And the first thing you need, uh, to know is that you have a really accurate meter that isn't going to degrade in accuracy over time.

So Kamstrup has an ultrasonic meter.

We measure with sound.