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On 21 June 2023, 2 PM (UAE time), Technical Review Middle East will present Digitising Water Workflows in the Age of Water Scarcity, an interactive discussion with experts from Autodesk - Hasanain Al Naimi, water technology expert and Toufic Riman, country manager, Gulf Region where attendees will gain valuable insights on Innovyze, the companys software for professionals from the water sector.  Highlighting current challenges like urban flooding, leakage, consumption and pollution and their potential impact on the water industry the webinar will provide companies the access to key considerations wen choosing their technology and digitalisation partner.

The session is set to share critical insights on how digitalisation can help stakeholders overcome current challenges by:

-Building and managing water systems and infrastructure

-Designing and auditing drainage systems efficiently

-Modelling complex hydraulic and hydrologic network elements and

-Conducting comprehensive and collaborative water distribution analysis and modelling

 

The webinar will highlight the main considerations for selecting the right technology and digitalisation partner for long-term success.

https://www.alaincharlestraining.com/webinar/autodesk-webinar-registration

For more information, please contact:

Imran Uddin

Project Manager - Webinars | Technical Review Middle East

Alain Charles Publishing

+44 (0) 20 78347676 | This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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