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Minsait is a company that is part of the pulse of the water sector. Here we bring together everything it publishes on Smart Water Magazine: its news, its blogs and the events it takes part in.

Minsait to acquire 100% of the capital of Deuser and lead technology offerings in the industry
13 Apr 2023

Minsait to acquire 100% of the capital of Deuser and lead technology offerings in the industry

The acquisition reinforces Minsait's commitment to the convergence of the physical and digital worlds in industry, and positions the technology company as the leading Spanish firm capable of offering the industrial sector real IT/OT convergence in its digitalization process. The joining of Minsait/Deuser capabilities facilitates a real transition to smart factories or Industry 4.0 for its customers, optimizing the use of artificial intelligence, cloud computing and cybersecurity, as well as state-of-the-art automation and robotics.

Minsait: Driving digitalisation in the water sector
13 Dec 2022

Minsait: Driving digitalisation in the water sector

The water sector is facing more extreme challenges every day. Valuing and emphasizing the importance of this sector’s activity is key, especially as more countries will experience water stress. Public-private collaboration has been a successful tool, and we must continue to promote these partnerships to achieve the objectives ahead of us. Minsait, as Ignacio Morcillo, […]

“Oblysis tech seeks to optimize processes associated with treatment via efficiency improvement”
12 May 2022

“Oblysis tech seeks to optimize processes associated with treatment via efficiency improvement”

Oblysis, by Minsait, is a disruptive technology designed to optimise the operational efficiency of wastewater treatment plants, focusing on three main areas: energy consumption, sludge production and reagent consumption. Digitalisation is driving change in water management, becoming increasingly essential in all processes. Wastewater treatment is no exception: multiple physical, chemical and biological processes make even […]

“Phygital means leading an ecosystem of partners driving innovation and development in the sector”
13 Dec 2021

“Phygital means leading an ecosystem of partners driving innovation and development in the sector”

Digitalization is an undeniable fact in our lives. The digital transformation has reached cruising speed and is changing the way in which, among other things, we manage water resources. This unstoppable trend has fortunately brought new players to the water sector who, years ago, played a minor role but are now leading players. Minsait is […]

Minsait, digitalization of water utilities
21 Oct 2021

Minsait, digitalization of water utilities

Digitalization is here to stay, and just as it is changing all aspects of our lives – cities, homes or our leisure time – it is also revolutionizing business. This ongoing trend, also known as industry 4.0, is essential to guarantee the competitiveness of companies. At Minsait, a leading company in digital transformation, our goal […]

Minsait, digitalization of water utilities
28 May 2020

Minsait, digitalization of water utilities

Digitalization is here to stay, and just as it is changing all aspects of our lives – cities, homes or our leisure time – it is also revolutionizing business.

Emerging technology at the core of the water agenda
23 Oct 2019

Emerging technology at the core of the water agenda

This has been the fourth warmest year in history. Heat waves and droughts have decimated crops in Europe. The state of California has once again been devastated by fires, and tens of people died in Japan as a result of sweltering heat. Climate change has contributed to make the rainforest more vulnerable to fire, and […]

The digital transformation of the water sector in Latin America: challenges and expectations
12 Feb 2019

The digital transformation of the water sector in Latin America: challenges and expectations

Author: Liliana Velasco Pérez, Manager of the Water Practice at Minsait, an Indra company Latin America is in a privileged position when we talk about freshwater reserves, given that three countries in the region (Brazil, Colombia and Peru) are among the ten with the largest water reserves. The great challenge for the region is how to take advantage of this and turn it in a great opportunity to improve and transform the water sector.