Traditional information systems and consulting solutions haven’t exactly proven their capacity to deal with multi-faceted environments, and all too often result in projects that exceed their budgets, yet seldom produce any results that are sustainable over the medium term.
Addressing these issues on a sustainable and cost-efficient basis therefore requires a unique permutation of information systems and consulting services that deal with the Utility/ Municipality/ Government holistically and address both the institutional and distribution issues that impact their performance. The WQ-Das approach also recognizes the productivity improvements inherent in the structured use of information technology and its impact on performance. The inventive use of management systems and consulting services has made it possible to develop more efficient and cost-effective methodologies that provide more benefits to the water quality monitoring groups.