Optimatics

Our team is growing! Chetan Topre is joining Optimatics from India, as a Senior Optimization Engineer.

Chetan holds a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering and a Master's degree in Environmental Engineering, with 12 years of experience in the water sector, specializing in hydraulic network design and modelling for both water distribution and wastewater systems. He previously worked with SUEZ, contributing to the hydraulic design of water distribution networks for several cities across India.

💭 What does it look like to plan smarter across the entire water system?

Join Optimatics' own John Brelsford on July 31st for a 15-minute micro webinar plus Q&A exploring how SUEZ digital planning tools, including our Optimizer platform, help utilities move from reactive decision-making to confident, long-term strategy.

John will also share practical lessons from his work with Australian utilities on drought resilience and infrastructure planning under uncertainty.

📅 Friday, July 31st
⏰ 11am CT | 15 minutes + Q&A

🔗 Reserve your spot: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_qNHYWeauSNqPkN0I3oOUjA

In honor of , our team got together to participate in the 34th annual Chicago River day, hosted by Friends of the Chicago River and Current

While we spend our day-to-day helping utilities make better operational decisions, we wanted to spend some time with our local community to help clean up the Chicago River and make the environment a better place for everyone.

When optimizing complex water network challenges, we want to make sure converges on the best solutions. Optimization algorithms have to balance focused search for faster results with broad search to consider many parts of the solution space. As we are constantly aiming to improve the performance of , our development team updated our algorithm to relax the optimization constraints early on in the search process, with focused search later.

The results? Enhanced abilities in Optimizer to capture all the best solutions to your optimization challenges.

serves as a reminder that protecting our planet starts with how we manage the resources we rely on every day.

For water utilities, that means finding smarter ways to reduce waste, energy use, and unnecessary operational strain. With better insight and optimization, small changes can add up to a big impact for the systems that sustain our communities and the environment. 🌍💚

We’re going to Texas Water in San Antonio on April 27-30!

Find us in the SUEZ booth #810, stop by to catch up, see what’s new and hear about all the exciting things we’ve been working on.

Will we see you there?

Mark your calendars! Our North America User Conference will take place on October 27-28, 2026, location to be announced.

Join us for two days of collaboration, conversations, and connections with your peers in the water industry. You don’t want to miss out on all the exciting things we have planned!

On , we’re reminded that fresh water is not guaranteed; it’s safeguarded. Since 1993, this day has focused global attention on the importance of freshwater and the billions of people still living without safe water access.

Around the world, water utilities are working to:

💧Reduce leakage and non-revenue water
💧Protect source waters and ecosystems
💧Build resilient systems in the face of climate and population pressures

At Optimatics, we’re proud to support these teams with data-driven planning tools that help them get more from every drop – optimizing networks, prioritizing investments, and reducing risk while protecting this most vital resource.

We celebrate the people behind the systems that bring water to our homes, communities, and industries, and recommit to smarter, more sustainable decisions that keep clean water flowing for generations to come.