Phigenics Announces New Information Management System to Empower Water Management Programs
Published on by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Technology
Phigenics announces the introduction of their new enterprise and facility information management system, phiAnalytics™.
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Facility management and infection prevention professionals are leading efforts to prevent disease and injury from Legionella and other waterborne pathogens, however, in order to meet the demands of their organizations, efforts must be balanced with increased demands for energy and water efficiency improvements and cost optimization initiatives.
To achieve measurable results for these safety and efficiency demands, organizations need tools that facilitate effective, cross-functional collaboration, provide defensible documentation, and deliver robust program verification and validation. phiAnalytics is a cloud-based information management system designed to empower leaders in water management to meet these needs and achieve compliance with water safety standards and best practices such as ANSI/ASHRAE Standard 188, CMS Memo S&C 17-30 and the CDC Toolkit.
phiAnalytics is included with all Phigenics Comprehensive and Defensible Water Management Programs and is the first information management system to also incorporate tools for implementing and monitoring water efficiency best practices. phiAnalytics is specifically configured for each organization's individual building water systems, delivering the most defensible water management program implementation on the market.
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Taxonomy
- Disease
- Disease Prevention
- Heath & Safety
- Water & Diseases
- Water Treatment & Control
- Water Resource Management
- Process Control
- Information Services
- Control Systems
- Integrated Water Management
- Monitoring & Control
- Water Management
- Water Quality Management
- Water Control
- Pressure Control
- Water Resource Management
- Information Services
- Process Safety
- Safety Inspections
- Control Systems
- Information Systems
- Preventive Care
- Facility
- Control of Diarrhoeal Diseases
- Safety Regulations
- Strategic Information Management
- Motion Control
- Water Demand Management and Loss Control
- Legionella Control