Water 2009

Capgemini

www.uk.capgemini.com

Overview

Capgemini helps utilities companies transform their customer service and operational efficiency. With 8,400 of our 120,000 staff dedicated to this sector, Gartner last year ranked us #1, IT services provider to utilities in Western Europe. We are present in 40 countries and reported  2011 global revenues of EUR 9.7bn. Read about our consulting, technology and outsourcing services for water companies at: www.uk.capgemini.com

H2O Networks, subsidiary of i3 Group

www.i3-Group.co.uk

Overview

H2O Networks a subsidiary of i3 Group pioneered the use of waste water networks for the deployment of fibre cable installation using the patent FS system This fast and cost efficient method enables access to super fast communications and next generation services for homes, businesses, universities and local authorities without the disruption caused by road digging.

SEAMS

www.seamsltd.com

Overview

SEAMS provide Asset Investment Planning solutions to water, energy and utilities companies to help these capital intensive organisations decide how much to spend, on which asset and at what point in time. For more information on how SEAMS can provide you with creative solutions in asset investment planning visit our website.

ICS Consulting

www.icsconsulting.co.uk

Overview

ICS specialise in investment decision-making, whether the decision is for a single project or the development of a complete portfolio of investments – we can help.

Our risk and service based investment planning approach encompasses the complete process, from the decision framework through valuation of costs and benefits, modelling of asset and service performance to selection of optimal investment(s).

Our economists offer regulatory advice, non-financial valuation studies, customer willingness to pay, tariff modelling, real options analyses and comparative efficiency assessments.

We also help align organisations around their assets and investment decisions; assisting with the implementation of the organisation, process improvements and capability developments.

Logica

www.logica.com

Overview

Logica is a leading IT and business services company, employing 40,000 people. It provides business consulting, systems integration, and IT and business process outsourcing services. Logica has been working in the water industry for more than 30 years and has delivered business solutions to over 400 water companies worldwide.

AIP Today

www.aiptoday.co.uk

Overview

AIP Today is the only title to focus solely on strategic investment issues affecting senior staff in the asset rich utility sector. Distributed on a quarterly basis it goes to board members and senior managers in UK utilities and associated industries. For information contact Assistant Editor Tom Underwood on tom@mypec.co.uk.

British Water

www.britishwater.co.uk

Overview

British Water is the lead association for the UK water and wastewater industry providing members with market information and a forum for discussion. British Water also introduces members to prospective customers, partners and suppliers through international missions and meetings with UK water utilities and represents their interests in the development of British and European Standards.

Global Water Intelligence

www.globalwaterintel.com

The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management

www.ciwem.org

Overview

CIWEM is an independent professional body and a registered charity, advancing the science and practice of water and environmental management for a clean, green and sustainable world.

International Private Water Association

www.ipwa1.org

The Society of British Water and Wastewater Industries

www.sbwwi.co.uk

Overview

The Society of British Water and Wastewater Industries (SBWWI) is an active, not-for-profit, trade association representing the interests of UK manufacturers, contractors, consultants, distributors and others supplying the Water and Wastewater Industry. Its aims are to develop an effective, consultative and innovative supply chain to the UK water industry and to help members serve the industry better by providing a forum for discussion and the dissemination of information. The Society's activities extend to functions including regular liaison meetings with water/wastewater companies and Tier 1 contractors, to understand their requirements and procurement processes; representation to Regulators and other Government Departments; the organisation and delivery of topical, high value seminars; and production of literature to keep the industry informed of its members' activities.