Flood impact mitigation interventions range from monitoring and early warning systems, which can typically be deployed, relatively inexpensively, within a short time frame to heavily engineered solutions which are capital intensive and require years to design and construct. The immediate imperative is the preservation of life and this is most effectively achieved in the short term by early warning and evacuation of the affected areas by disaster response authorities.

We develop proactive strategies to forewarn and, to the degree possible, prevent the widespread devastation associated with high rainfall events. We deploy customised flood monitoring systems, which can dynamically monitor and alarm when a predetermined risk level is exceeded.

Municipalities and Utilities around the world lose billions of dollars in annual revenue from non-technical water and electricity losses associated with anomalies and inaccuracies in the billing cycle. These losses impact most directly on municipal cash flow and thereby weaken the ability of the municipality to operate and continue to deliver services. As such, avoidable revenue losses strike at the very heart of municipal and service delivery sustainability.

We assist municipalities and utilities by assuring consumer data and billable services data integrity.

Cities globally are under pressure to improve service delivery to its citizens, with more visibility being demanded on the services delivered. Technology plays a major part in delivering this improvement. Dubbed a 'smart city', technology allows governments to provide more value added services at lower costs and with more transparency.

Building a smart city requires governments to have a well defined technology architecture to underpin the myriad of technology solutions required. We have the skills required to assist with defining and implementing this framework.

Sustainable utility and underground asset management starts with an accurate appreciation of the physical location and characteristics of the assets. Underground utilities (water, sewerage, electricity, storm water, telecoms and fibre optic cables), many installed decades ago, are vital links in urban support systems. Underground assets are often not well documented, yet accurate location and knowledge of asset attributes and condition is imperative for replacement, rehabilitation and maintenance of the existing utilities and is crucial for the installation of new utilities.

The loss of water from municipal reticulation systems represents a massive financial loss for water utilities and municipal authorities. Progress towards water services sustainability, economic efficiency and the protection of the environment starts with a flexible strategic and operational framework for the implementation of Non Revenue Water reduction interventions.

The loss of water from municipal reticulation systems represents a massive financial loss for water utilities and municipal authorities. Progress towards water services sustainability, economic efficiency and the protection of the environment starts with a flexible strategic and operational framework for the implementation of Non Revenue Water reduction interventions.