MANAGING INFORMATION

Information technology is streamlining operations at water and wastewater treatment utilities as they try to achieve cost-effective compliance in a regulatory environment that has too few funds for many regulations. Many utilities are using this technology to get rapid performance-evaluation feedbac...

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Published in:Water environment & technology 1998-12, Vol.10 (12), p.44-50
Main Authors: Kabouris, John C., Barnett, Michael W., Vitasovic, Z. Cello
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Applied sciences
Architectural models
Business models
Cost efficiency
Enterprise modeling
Exact sciences and technology
FEATURES
Information technology
Modeling
Pollution
Unit costs
Wastewater
Wastewater treatment
Water treatment and pollution
Water utilities
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Summary:Information technology is streamlining operations at water and wastewater treatment utilities as they try to achieve cost-effective compliance in a regulatory environment that has too few funds for many regulations. Many utilities are using this technology to get rapid performance-evaluation feedback during the planning and implementation stages of a performance improvement project. Business process modeling, simulation, and analysis can play an important role in these stages of utility business improvement.
ISSN:1044-9493
1938-193X