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	* Sustainable water management.		* Sustainable water management.
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	* Urban water systems management: A data analytics approach EP 105.		* Urban water systems management: A data analytics approach EP 105.

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	The global smart water management market is fragmented in nature with the presence of local players across the regions. 67.1% of the global smart water management market is held by regional and local companies. Notable players in the global smart water management market include ABB, Arad Metering Technologies, Schneider Electric, Sensus USA, General Electric Company, I20 Water, and TaKaDu.		The global smart water management market is fragmented in nature with the presence of local players across the regions. 67.1% of the global smart water management market is held by regional and local companies. Notable players in the global smart water management market include ABB, Arad Metering Technologies, Schneider Electric, Sensus USA, General Electric Company, I20 Water, and TaKaDu.

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		+	* Flood and Water Management Act.
		+	* Integrated water management.
		+	* Water management strategies.
		+	* Sustainable water management.
		+	* Urban water systems management: A data analytics approach EP 105.
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	The global smart water management market is fragmented in nature with the presence of local players across the regions. 67.1% of the global smart water management market is held by regional and local companies. Notable players in the global smart water management market include ABB, Arad Metering Technologies, Schneider Electric, Sensus USA, General Electric Company, I20 Water, and TaKaDu.		The global smart water management market is fragmented in nature with the presence of local players across the regions. 67.1% of the global smart water management market is held by regional and local companies. Notable players in the global smart water management market include ABB, Arad Metering Technologies, Schneider Electric, Sensus USA, General Electric Company, I20 Water, and TaKaDu.

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−	Aging ~~Water Infrastructure~~ to ~~Drive Global Smart~~ Water ~~Management Market~~	+	Aging pipe networks in several established cities are driving the demand for better water mains. For example, in London, approximately 40% of the pipes are more than 100 years old. Furthermore, according to the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority, the average age of it's city’s water pipes is 76 years.

−	~~Aging pipe networks in several established cities are~~ driving the ~~demand for better~~ water ~~mains. For example~~, ~~in London, approximately 40%~~ of ~~the pipes are over 100 years old~~. ~~Furthermore~~, ~~according~~ to ~~the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority~~, ~~the average age of the city’s water pipes was 76 years~~.	+	There is a need to replace such water management systems with smarter, better systems. This, along with increasing government legislation is driving the global smart water management market, which is expected to demonstrate a marked compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17.7% from 2013-2019. The market was valued at US$4,813.3 million in 2012 and is projected to reach US$15,232.6 million by 2019.

−	This shows how great the need is to replace existing water management systems with smarter, better water management systems. Increasing government compliance along with the aging water infrastructure will drive The global smart water management market will ~~demonstrate a marked compound annual growth rate~~ (~~CAGR~~) ~~of 17~~.~~7% during~~ the ~~forecast period~~ of ~~2013-2019, says a market research firm. The market was valued at US$4,813.3 million~~ in ~~2012 and is projected to reach a value of US$15,232.6 million by 2019~~.	+	The global smart water management market will also benefit from the growing need for mapping water resources and the need to reduce water loss and non-revenue water (NRW). In addition, the lack of water management systems in urban areas will provide good growth opportunities.

−	~~High Cost Associated with Hardware Installation to Suppress SWM Market~~	+	The global smart water management categorised by meter-read technology into fixed technology and cellular technology. On the basis of components, it can be categorised into; hardware (AMI, AMR, and others), solutions, and services.

−	The ~~global smart water management market~~ will ~~also benefit from the growing need for mapping water resources. Furthermore, the need to cut down on water loss and non-revenue water (NRW) will drive~~ the market~~. In addition to this~~, the ~~lack~~ of water ~~management systems in urban areas will provide good growth opportunities for~~ the ~~global smart water management market~~.	+	The high cost associated with AMI installation will suppress the market, along with the apprehension of water utilities about the adoption of cloud services.

−	~~The global smart water management market is divided by meter-read technology into fixed technology and cellular technology. On~~ the ~~basis~~ of ~~component~~, the global smart water management ~~market is segmented into hardware~~ (~~AMI, AMR, and others~~)~~, solutions, and services. The high cost associated with AMI installation~~ will ~~suppress~~ the ~~market~~. ~~Moreover~~, the ~~apprehension~~ of ~~water utilities towards adoption of cloud services will also suppress~~ the ~~global smart water management market’s growth~~.	+	In spite of the high cost of AMI, the hardware segment in the global smart water management (SWM) market will continue to dominate the industry throughout the forecast period. In 2012, the hardware segment held the largest share, of the market, at 40.1%.

−	~~In spite of the high cost of AMI~~, ~~the hardware segment in~~ the global smart water management (~~SWM~~) market ~~will continue~~ to ~~dominate~~ the ~~industry throughout~~ the ~~forecast period~~. In 2012, ~~the hardware segment held the largest share, of 40~~.1%, in the global smart water management market.	+	Geographically, the global smart water management market is divided into North America, Asia Pacific, the Rest of the World (RoW), and Europe. At present, North America dominates the market due to the high investment in smart water management technologies to curb water loss and optimise the NRW. In 2012, North America generated 47.5% of total revenue in the global smart water management market

−	~~North America~~ to ~~Lead Global Smart Water Management Market~~	+	Asia Pacific is predicted to demonstrate the highest CAGR of 23.7% during the forecast period. Factors such as higher rainfall variability, ageing facilities, the need for palatable and safe water, and the presence of countries rich in water resources will drive this regional market.

−	~~Geographically, the~~ global smart water management market is ~~divided into North America, Asia Pacific, Rest~~ of the ~~World (RoW), and Europe~~. ~~At present, North America rules~~ the global smart water management market ~~due to the high investments in smart water management technologies to curb water loss~~ and ~~optimize the NRW by several water utilities across the region~~. ~~In 2012, North America generated 47.5% of total revenue generated~~ in the global smart water management market	+	The global smart water management market is fragmented in nature with the presence of local players across the regions. 67.1% of the global smart water management market is held by regional and local companies. Notable players in the global smart water management market include ABB, Arad Metering Technologies, Schneider Electric, Sensus USA, General Electric Company, I20 Water, and TaKaDu.

−	On the other hand, Asia Pacific is predicted to demonstrate the highest CAGR of 23.7% during the forecast period. Factors such as higher rainfall variability, aging facilities, need for palatable and safe water, and presence of countries rich in water resources will drive this regional smart water management market.	+	[[Category:Research_/_Innovation]]
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−	The global smart water management market is fragmented in nature with the presence of local players across various regions. A massive 67.1% of the global smart water management market was held by regional and local companies. Notable players in the global smart water management market include ABB, Arad Metering Technologies, Schneider Electric, Sensus USA, General Electric Company, I20 Water, and TaKaDu.	+
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Aging Water Infrastructure to Drive Global Smart Water Management Market

Aging pipe networks in several established cities are driving the demand for better water mains. For example, in London, approximately 40% of the pipes are over 100 years old. Furthermore, according to the District of Columbia Water and Sewer Authority, the average age of the city’s water pipes was 76 years.

This shows how great the need is to replace existing water management systems with smarter, better water management systems. Increasing government compliance along with the aging water infrastructure will drive The global smart water management market will demonstrate a marked compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 17.7% during the forecast period of 2013-2019, says a market research firm. The market was valued at US$4,813.3 million in 2012 and is projected to reach a value of US$15,232.6 million by 2019.

High Cost Associated with Hardware Installation to Suppress SWM Market

The global smart water management market will also benefit from the growing need for mapping water resources. Furthermore, the need to cut down on water loss and non-revenue water (NRW) will drive the market. In addition to this, the lack of water management systems in urban areas will provide good growth opportunities for the global smart water management market.

The global smart water management market is divided by meter-read technology into fixed technology and cellular technology. On the basis of component, the global smart water management market is segmented into hardware (AMI, AMR, and others), solutions, and services. The high cost associated with AMI installation will suppress the market. Moreover, the apprehension of water utilities towards adoption of cloud services will also suppress the global smart water management market’s growth.

In spite of the high cost of AMI, the hardware segment in the global smart water management (SWM) market will continue to dominate the industry throughout the forecast period. In 2012, the hardware segment held the largest share, of 40.1%, in the global smart water management market.

North America to Lead Global Smart Water Management Market

Geographically, the global smart water management market is divided into North America, Asia Pacific, Rest of the World (RoW), and Europe. At present, North America rules the global smart water management market due to the high investments in smart water management technologies to curb water loss and optimize the NRW by several water utilities across the region. In 2012, North America generated 47.5% of total revenue generated in the global smart water management market

On the other hand, Asia Pacific is predicted to demonstrate the highest CAGR of 23.7% during the forecast period. Factors such as higher rainfall variability, aging facilities, need for palatable and safe water, and presence of countries rich in water resources will drive this regional smart water management market.

The global smart water management market is fragmented in nature with the presence of local players across various regions. A massive 67.1% of the global smart water management market was held by regional and local companies. Notable players in the global smart water management market include ABB, Arad Metering Technologies, Schneider Electric, Sensus USA, General Electric Company, I20 Water, and TaKaDu.

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