Laurie Reynolds

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The Internet of Things has the potential to transform the way we monitor, control and optimise our water and wastewater systems, delivering improvements in operational effectiveness and energy efficiency. After a career as a Chartered Engineer and specifier of automation, SCADA, telemetry and sensor technologies for water systems, - at a time when I should have been planning to retire on a good pension, I decided to become an entrepreneur. I founded Aquamatix Ltd way back in the pioneering days of IoT - 2011 (the rate of change in this field is truly amazing). The plan was to provide a specialist integration service to bring together the best of M2M and IOT technology to optimise wate...

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