Building a Smarter Water Future

As New Zealand's water sector evolves, is your Council's information ready for what comes next?

New Zealand's water sector is entering an important period of change. Through the Government's Local Water Done Well programme, councils are progressing new approaches to delivering drinking water, wastewater and stormwater services, with different service delivery models emerging across the country.

Whether services remain within councils, transition to council-controlled organisations or are delivered through regional partnerships, one thing remains essential: having reliable, accessible and connected information to support the management of critical water infrastructure.

With increasing expectations around infrastructure investment, regulatory compliance, operational efficiency and long-term asset performance, how can organisations ensure that the engineering information behind their assets remains accurate, accessible and connected?

Join Matrix Applied Computing and Accruent for an insightful webinar exploring how water organisations can strengthen the connection between engineering information, asset management and operational systems.

Featuring Greg White, Product Marketing Lead at Accruent, who will share insights into how modern Engineering Document Management Systems (EDMS) and Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) solutions can help organisations better manage critical infrastructure information and support more connected operations.

What will we explore?

• We'll tackle some important questions facing New Zealand's water infrastructure sector:

• Are your engineering drawings and asset records connected? Understand how better integration between engineering documentation and asset information can support more informed decisions.

• How do you maintain information continuity as service delivery evolves? Explore approaches to keeping critical engineering information accessible across teams, departments and organisational structures.

• Can your teams access the right information when they need it? Discover how modern EDMS solutions can improve access to approved drawings, technical documents and asset-related information.

• How can you support greater accountability and compliance? Understand the role of accurate, traceable and well-managed engineering information in supporting regulatory and operational requirements.

• Are your systems ready for a more connected future? Explore how EDMS platforms such as Accruent RedEye and Meridian can complement Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) systems such as IBM Maximo to create a more connected infrastructure information environment.

Whether your organisation is retaining its water services in-house, establishing a new water organisation or working through regional collaboration, the need for reliable engineering and asset information remains fundamental.

Discover how modern EDMS platforms, integration capabilities and emerging technologies can help organisations make better use of their information, support operational teams and build a stronger foundation for the future.

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Meet Your Presenter

Greg White

Product Marketing Lead - EAM Portfolio, Accruent

Greg leads product marketing for Accruent's Enterprise Asset Management portfolio, covering Computerised Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS), Engineering Document Management Systems (EDMS) and Field Service Management (FSM) solutions.

His portfolio includes Accruent's RedEye and Meridian engineering document management solutions, alongside Maintenance Connection and other asset management technologies.

Greg brings extensive experience in enterprise technology and strategic product marketing. Throughout his career, he has led global product and solutions marketing initiatives across cloud infrastructure, data management, enterprise storage and industry-specific solutions.

His experience brings a valuable perspective on how organisations can better connect their systems, information and operational processes to support more effective asset management.

Different models of water service delivery. One shared need for connected infrastructure information.

The future of water infrastructure isn't just about the assets we manage. It's also about how effectively we connect the information behind them.

Register now and join Greg White, Matrix and Accruent for this insightful session.