Xylem Acquires EmNet
Xylem Inc. today announced that it has acquired EmNet, LLC, a rapidly growing provider of smart solutions that enable municipalities to manage the urban water cycle and wastewater and stormwater systems. Financial terms were not disclosed.
EmNet’s core technology and expertise in real time decision support systems (RT-DSS) was developed as a multidisciplinary approach to solve the toughest watershed and collection system challenges. Their open architecture platform, called BLU-X, brings the power of big data analytics in real time to water and wastewater systems management.
“We are very pleased to welcome EmNet to the Xylem family,” said Patrick Decker, Xylem President and Chief Executive Officer. “This is an important addition to our smart infrastructure portfolio because it significantly increases our ability to help customers manage their wastewater network and stormwater systems, areas of growing concern. Cities and utilities around the world are trying to effectively manage the challenges of aging infrastructure with limited resources. EmNet is leveraging technology to provide more effective solutions that actually improve their customers’ overall economics.”
EmNet was launched in 2004 as a collaborative partnership between the City of South Bend, Indiana, and the University of Notre Dame, led by Luis Montestruque, PhD, and initially funded by the State of Indiana. South Bend served as EmNet’s beta client for many years as the company developed its platform of RT-DSS tools and applications.
“EmNet has been a shining example of city government and tech firms collaborating to find solutions,” South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg said. “Our experience with EmNet set a precedent for South Bend’s cultivation of tech talent and entrepreneurship. It has been a true success story for our community, and we are excited as they open this new chapter with Xylem.”
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