TORONTO, Dec. 17, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- WatrHub Inc., a North American intelligence company with offices in Toronto, Milwaukee, and Austin, will be announcing a significant expansion from its initial focus on water infrastructure.
This year, WatrHub amassed the industry's largest data warehouse on public infrastructure intelligence, with over 1 Billion public documents aggregated from over 31,000 cities, towns, and utilities in North America. The company plans to increase investment in its data capabilities and extend its platform to public infrastructure industries outside of the water industry. Having nearly doubled its team and tripled its client base in the last 12 months, they plan to accelerate hiring even further in 2021 and will be completing a brand refresh to better serve public infrastructure industries.
The upcoming expansion will be officially announced in early January 2021. For more information on WatrHub's expansion plans, please contact our media team at [email protected].
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About WatrHub Inc.
WatrHub delivers predictive intelligence on local utility & public infrastructure markets.
The US & Canada need to invest at least $4.5 Trillion over the next 5 years to upgrade their infrastructure, including water, energy, public transit, roads, airports, and more. WatrHub is the only source of predictive intelligence on where, how, and why these infrastructure investments will be made. Our Data Engine transforms over 1 Billion documents buried in 31,000+ city & utility data sources into high value intelligence for targeted business development. The largest infrastructure industry leaders rely on WatrHub for external datasets and intelligence reports that are delivered through a combination of AI technology and data experts.
WatrHub's vision is a world where data drives trillions of dollars of societal infrastructure investment towards the most ideal social, economic, and environmental outcomes.
Media Contact
Ahmed Badruddin, WatrHub Inc., +1 (647)696-8580, [email protected]
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