Residents in Mexico City and Monterrey will soon enjoy more reliable water supply thanks to innovative infrastructure upgrades that will save over 1.3 billion liters of water per year. The two cities are partnering with Xylem and Amazon to deploy Xylem Vue, leveraging data and advanced analytics to detect leaks, cut water losses, and improve water supply for residents. These projects are estimated to save around 800 million liters of water per year in Mexico City and 560 million liters in Monterrey. In Mexico City, where around 9 million people rely on the municipal water network, up to 40% of the water is wasted through leaks before it reaches the consumer.

Discover how Severn Trent Water is using a digital twin powered by Xylem Vue to support its journey towards net-zero wastewater treatment operations.

Discover how Xylem Vue integrates BIM models into asset management workflows, connecting infrastructure data to operations for comprehensive lifecycle control.

Discover how Xylem Vue's Meter Asset Management application maximizes ROI by tracking meter lifecycle profitability and enabling smarter investment decisions for utilities.

Discover how Xylem Vue's Meter Data Analytics gives utilities full RF network visibility to detect coverage issues and optimize smart meter connectivity.

Learn how Xylem Vue Sewer Management turns early warnings into faster, more targeted interventions for smarter wastewater operations.

Discover how Xylem Vue's Meter Asset Management application empowers utilities to optimize infrastructure upgrades, reduce losses, and maximize their ROI.

Xylem Vue's Sewer Management application helps network operators stay ahead of emerging challenges by combining real-time sensor data and intelligent alerts with embedded digital twins for overflow forecasting and evidence-led what-if decision-making across sewer and wastewater networks.

Learn how Xylem Vue Sewer Management helps utilities stay ahead of network issues and respond to emerging risks before they become critical.

A year ago, the Metropolis of Nice launched a groundbreaking initiative designed to centralize and unify all its operational data into a single platform, based on the Xylem Vue technology.

Learn how Xylem Vue’s Agrotwin application enhances decision-making through data integration and advanced algorithms.

JAPAMI’s C4 del Agua program uses Xylem Vue to unify network, GIS and corporate data, enabling 24/7 service, better pressure and 80%+ efficiency.

Learn how Xylem Vue’s Real-Time What-If Scenarios application provides utilities with advanced alerts of potential overflow sites and surface flooding.

Learn how Xylem Vue’s Real-Time What-If Scenarios application accelerates decision-making in critical situations for drinking water and wastewater networks.

As part of its commitment to reaching net-zero emissions by 2040, Scottish Water has partnered with Xylem to upgrade hundreds of pumping stations with sustainable technology.

Discover how the French utility Eau d’Azur and University Côte d’Azur are leveraging Xylem Vue technology to increase efficiency, sustainability, and resilience.

Learn how this Romanian utility has implemented the Xylem Vue platform to transform its infrastructure and tackle water losses in real time.

Learn how Xylem Vue’s Plant Management application transforms WWTP management into a smart, efficient, and sustainability-driven experience.

Watch how the Meter Asset Management application helps utilities make smarter decisions by turning meter data into actionable insights.

Marcello Di Vincenzo, Head of Business Development & Partnerships at Xylem Italy, and Jaume Alba, CSA at Idrica, reflect on how digital tools and circularity can help address water scarcity.

Ruth Clarke, Head of Digital, UK&I at Xylem, and Víctor Lorente, CSA at Idrica, discuss how digital transformation can help tackle the challenges faced by water and wastewater utilities in the UK and Ireland.

Jaime Barba, CEO at Idrica and Head of Xylem Vue, reflects on why the future of smart water globally depends on collaboration.

Hanneke van de Ven, Sector Director Distribution at Brabant Water, shares how a digital twin will enhance operations and customer service in the Dutch utility.