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InfoTiles real-time analytics for city water systems
- Published March 20, 2023; updated September 21, 2026; estimated reading time 3 minutes. Status: available. Industries: Technology; Water and wastewater; Smart cities.
- InfoTiles provides a SaaS digital-water platform covering supply, consumption, wastewater treatment and natural-waterway monitoring. It consolidates existing data, adds public sources such as weather, and can later incorporate IoT sensors. Real-time analytics and machine learning help operators identify trends, respond to emergencies such as flooding and plan maintenance before equipment failures.
- The article describes aging infrastructure, weak investment, demographic change and climate change as pressures on water systems. Utilities often have siloed legacy data that makes decisions harder. InfoTiles says its platform turns disparate data into operational insight without requiring customers to buy extensive new equipment upfront.
- A Lillestrøm municipality example describes using real-time data to spot trends, anticipate events and warn residents. The article says fixing one leak of 0.5 liters/second can prevent recurring monthly losses of about USD 2,800. Better maintenance is also said to reduce energy use, emissions and freshwater loss.
- Market context cites USD 405 billion planned for new UK water infrastructure and USD 178 billion for rehabilitation between 2018 and 2030, plus a USD 63 billion digital-water market forecast for 2025. These are dated forecasts. InfoTiles was founded in 2016 and reported customers in Denmark, Norway and the UK, including an Anglian Water contract. SDGs shown: 6 and 11. Embedded customer testimonial video present; no transcript exposed.
- Contact: Adam Wood, Chief Product Officer, adam.wood@infotiles.no; phone reveal control collapsed. Company: INFOTILES AS, Løkkeveien 109, 4007 Stavanger, Norway; infotiles.no.