Case Study: Simplifying Access to Many Systems with One Interface
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The City of Morro Bay, California is a popular coastal community that handles seasonal surges of tourists. For its Public Works Department, this means adapting to seasonal water usage...moreView in HTML
The City of Morro Bay, California is a popular coastal community that handles seasonal surges of tourists. For its Public Works Department, this means adapting to seasonal water usage spikes, safeguarding against saltwater intrusion, and ensuring access to clean, reliable water for both residents and visitors.
As the department worked to efficiently meet these goals, they were challenged with a utilities infrastructure in need of unification and stability. The city’s water and wastewater control systems were a patchwork of different technologies—some dating back decades. The system’s fragmented nature meant operators had to juggle multiple platforms, often struggling to get a complete real-time view of operations.
In this case study, find out how this quaint, scenic city was able to unify and simplify their existing systems by leveraging Opto 22 technologies. <less