March 20, 2017 by

Cleveland Water Alliance launches ‘Erie Hack,’ as part of Innovation Summit

Following the implementation of an AMI solution, the City of Cleveland, Ohio, has also been able to proactively identify potential customer-side leaks and, in turn, notify its customers. This has benefitted both the utility and the end customer.

Erie Hack has launched!

The Cleveland Water Alliance is recruiting coders, engineers, data junkies and water experts interested in tackling some of Lake Erie’s biggest challenges and sharing in $100,000 in prizes as part of a hackathon-style program called Erie Hack. The program ends on May 2 and 3 with a two-day Water Innovation Summit in Cleveland and serves as a launch pad for the water innovation ecosystem in the Great Lakes region.

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