RedEye Data ​Management ​Solution Comes ​to the US

Queensland tech company RedEye has sealed a strategic partnership with US water technologies organisation , WaterStart, to make Nevada a global water innovation and investment hub. 

Under the partnership, the first projects to commence are with the Southern Nevada Water Authority (SNWA), as well as the Las Vegas Valley Water District (LVVWD) to integrate the RedEye cloud and mobile data management solution into the organisations’ engineering and operation systems.

RedEye co-founder and chief executive Wayne Gerard said the company’s strategy was to be “pulled, rather than push into new markets”.

“This partnership with WaterStart is an exciting step for RedEye. We’re providing a solution to a problem that SNWA and LVVWD have been searching for globally for two and a half years. We look forward to scaling up our business in the US market following their adoption of our platform.

“The RedEye platform is the first of its kind, it’s built specifically for large asset owners in industries like water, power, resources, healthcare and government. We’re helping them transform their businesses, taking data out of their network folders and obsolete software and into the Cloud and onto mobile devices.”

According to Gerard, by integrating RedEyeDMS into its operations, SNWA & LVVWD will remove the risk of people working off the wrong drawings, facilitate better collaboration with staff, contractors, partners and clients, reduce the cost and time associated with finding drawings, improve safety, compliance, governance and control, and reduce rework, project delays and project costs, ultimately saving ratepayers’ money.

Nathan Allen, executive director of WaterStart, said: “RedEye’s platform delivers a solution to a major pain point facing water utilities today. This strategic partnership will pull new innovations to the US and further develop Nevada’s water technology cluster.”

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