Jul 20, 2020
VANCOUVER, BC, July 21, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Flowfinity Wireless Inc., a proven provider of no-code app development software, today announced a new white paper that explores new innovative software tools that help water and wastewater organizations accelerate digitization to improve operations. Savvy utility managers are now replacing error-prone paper forms, spreadsheets, and legacy systems with reliable custom applications and dashboards for managing assets, operations, inspections and data sampling, all without having to overburden IT resources.
"With budgetary constraints and global water usage trending upwards, water utility managers need to meet these demands with cost-effective software investments," said Larry Wilson, VP Sales & Marketing, Flowfinity. "Proper business process digitization keeps pace with demand, eliminates costly preventable errors, and increases efficiencies long-term."
The white paper outlines how utilities managers can leverage no-code application development to quickly build custom apps that are critical in driving digital transformation.
An industry leading no-code app configuration platform includes:
To download the white paper "Accelerating Digitization in the Water and Wastewater Industries", please visit https://www.flowfinity.com/company/publications/digitization-in-the-water-and-wastewater-industries-wp.aspx
About Flowfinity
Flowfinity is a no-code application configuration toolset used by water and wastewater professionals to digitize and automate custom operational processes. For over 20 years, Flowfinity has empowered organizations to build flexible, scalable data management apps and workflows without committing the resources required to write and maintain code. Our intuitive platform combines a web-based app editor, cloud database, advanced mobile data collection, interactive dashboards, process automations, and reliable integrations. For more information, please visit: https://www.flowfinity.com/.
Contact:
Lisa Nguyen
+1 604 878 0008 x2124
[email protected]
SOURCE Flowfinity Wireless Inc.
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