Our Partners and affiliations

We work with some of the most innovative automation product and service providers in the world.

We are proud to be associated with the following organizations:

• American Water Works Association (AWWA), the authoritative resource on safe water, providing knowledge, information and advocacy to improve the quality and supply of water in North America and beyond
• Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET), one of the world’s leading professional societies for the engineering and technology community
• Wateraid, an international charity whose mission is to overcome poverty by enabling the world's poorest people to gain access to safe water, sanitation and hygiene education

Our Capabilities

We are able to offer a range of solutions that are proven to help improve water industry performance.

You can read about some of the background to these solutions and their implementation plus ideas for the future in these articles produced by members of au2mation (original publication information included for reference):

Reducing water leakage through the application of remote data collection and specialist data processing (Water & Waste Treatment Magazine, 2001 and UK Water Projects 2001)

The introduction of a national TCP/IP enabled data collection network to reduce costs and improve operational performance (JRC Utilities Communications Conference, Coventry, UK 2002)

Considerations for future RTU platforms (Institution of Electrical Engineers Computing & Control Magazine, 2003)

The use of SCADA techniques to improve Overall Equipment effectiveness (Institute of Mechanical Engineers Reliability, Maintenance and Condition Monitoring Conference, London, UK, 2005)

Pattern Matching of Live Data to Implement Proactive Network Management (Computing & Control in the Water Industry Conference, Exeter, UK, 2005)

Security of Distributed Control Systems Conference summary (Institution of Engineering & Technology Computing & Control Magazine, UK, 2006)

The application of SCADA techniques to deliver vehicle performance information in a reliable and cost effective manner (Institution of Engineering & Technology Automotive Electronics Conference, London, UK, 2006)

Communications Conundrum (Institution of Engineering & Technology Computing & Control Magazine, 2007, reproduced in Utility Week, 2008)

 

The Business Benefits of Integrating SCADA and GIS (Distributech Conference, San Diego, USA, 2007)

SCADA and Live Pattern Matching (Water Efficiency Magazine, July/August 2009)

Using Technology to Implement Asset Management Processes (Water Efficiency Magazine, September/October 2009)

The Growth of Wireless Technologies in Process Industries (Water Efficiency Magazine, November/December 2009)