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Aging infrastructure needs smarter decisions, not just replacement

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Aging infrastructure requires smarter decision-making rather than simple replacement, according to Charlie Sanchez of Black & Veatch. Utilities possess data on equipment condition but struggle with prioritizing repairs due to limited resources. A shift towards risk- and value-based approaches, analyzing performance data and system-wide impacts, is crucial for effective infrastructure management. AI

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Aging infrastructure needs smarter decisions, not just replacement

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Charlie Sanchez, Forbes Councils Member ·

    The Future Of Aging Infrastructure Isn’t Replacement—It’s Smarter Decision-Making

    ​Utilities know where many of their problems reside; the hard part is deciding which one to solve first.

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