Bnovate Technologies And Best Water Science Partner To Expand Real-Time Water Monitoring
Published by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network for bNovate in Case Studies
bNovate Technologies SA and Best Water Science (BWS), part of the BWT Group, a global water treatment technology company, have signed a nationwide distribution and service agreement aimed at expanding access to real-time microbiological water quality monitoring across the US.
The partnership will increase the availability of bNovate’s advanced water monitoring technologies and solutions across the food and beverage, industrial water and municipal utility sectors.
Speaking from New York, Pierre Balidas, chief technology officer representing BWS, said: “We are committed to providing our customers with the highest quality products and services for water treatment. bNovate’s technology strongly supports this objective by helping us enhance hygiene, safety and public health in our daily interaction with water.”
Serge Gander, chief executive officer of bNovate, added: “This partnership represents a significant step in expanding the reach of our BactoSense technology within the important US market, enabling more industries to benefit from real-time microbiological monitoring. We look forward to a successful and impactful collaboration.”
The agreement further strengthens bNovate’s international expansion efforts, building on recent partnerships across the Asia-Pacific region and the Middle East that have helped extend the company’s technology and solutions to a global customer base.
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The recently announced partnership between bNovate Technologies and Best Water Science highlights an important transformation occurring throughout the U.S. water sector. The industry is increasingly moving beyond periodic laboratory testing toward continuous, real-time operational awareness. Advanced monitoring technologies provide operators with faster access to critical information and enable earlier identification of water quality changes, helping reduce operational risk and improve system reliability. At AQUATES™, we believe that monitoring alone is only one component of future water infrastructure. The next stage of industry evolution will combine: • Real-time monitoring; • Treatment technologies; • Operational intelligence; • Predictive analytics; • Infrastructure resilience. This vision is reflected in the development of WATER GUARDIAN™, the digital intelligence layer of the AQUATES™ platform. WATER GUARDIAN™ is being developed to integrate operational data, treatment performance indicators, environmental monitoring information, alarm management, and decision-support functions into a unified operational environment. From the AQUATES™ perspective, the future of water infrastructure is not only about knowing what is happening now, but understanding what is likely to happen next and providing operators with the tools needed to respond before problems become failures. AEROCRANE LLC (USA), as the owner and commercialization entity of the AQUA-OR™ technology and the AQUATES™ platform, continues to advance both treatment and digital resilience capabilities to support utilities, industrial operators, and water reuse programs.
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