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Utilities Must Adopt Technology to Repair the Aging U.S. Water Infrastructure

America’s drinking water infrastructure system is rapidly aging, and utilities are struggling to implement technology to make the necessary repairs.
By Stephen A. Jones
May 5, 2021
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by Stephen A. Jones
Stephen A. Jones Senior Director, Industry Insights Research Dodge Data & Analytics, leads DD&A’s Industry Insights Research division. He is active in numerous industry organizations and frequently speaks at industry events around the world. Before DD&A, Jones was vice president with Primavera Systems (now part of Oracle), a global leader in project management software. Prior to that, he was principal and a Board of Directors member with Burt Hill, a major A/E firm (now merged with Stantec).

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