In addition, future water system performance will benefit from a paradigm shift wherein the industry no longer manages for compliance but rather for sustainability.
Frost & Sullivan research analysts will discuss key challenges faced by the potable water systems market at the AWWA Expo in Toronto, June 25-27 at Kubota Valve Division's booth (#1151).
Kubota Valve Division will introduce their unique Ported Disc Butterfly Valve to the North American market at the AWWA Expo. Kubota engineers will be on hand to assist system operators in understanding the value proposition of the new technology, which can assist them in achieving operational goals.
Interviews with the press are available at the conference. Contact Sara Villarruel, Corporate Communications at sara.villarruel@frost.com with your name, title, publication, phone number and e-mail address. Upon receipt of the above information an interview will be scheduled on your behalf with a research analyst.
"As water utilities look for efficient, effective and innovative ways to move beyond compliance to sustainability, it is incumbent upon their suppliers to facilitate this process," notes Frost & Sullivan Program Manager Laurel Donoho. "Providers of system equipment and services need to partner with operators to help them realize the most advanced and effective technology that will move them up the excellence spectrum. Innovative solutions such as Kubota's Ported Disc Butterfly Valve, exemplify the application of engineering excellence to meet the needs of system operators."
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