A procurement manager shares a hard-learned lesson about why the cheapest ultrasonic water meter isn't always the best deal. A personal story about total cost, reliability, and the hidden costs of infrastructure.
A practical guide from an admin buyer on choosing between Itron metering equipment and selecting the right multimeter for electricians, based on different utility and facility scenarios.
A practical guide for utility procurement managers on evaluating the total cost of ownership for smart metering projects, focusing on Itron solutions and avoiding common budgeting pitfalls.
A procurement manager shares a honest, story-driven account of switching to Itron smart water meters, detailing the hidden costs of cheap alternatives and the real value of a total cost of ownership (TCO) approach.
A quality manager's story about how ignoring specifications for a cheap price tag led to a costly redo—and why the Itron water meter catalogue became my go-to for getting it right.
A professional shares a hard-learned lesson on the true cost of skipping verification on ITRON heat meter installations and the meticulous process that protects your bottom line.
After 8 years managing meter procurement for a mid-sized utility, I've seen the same mistake over and over: buying first, verifying later. Here's why an Itron ultrasonic water meter is the right starting point, but only if you check the specs beforehand.
A practical, scenario-based guide from a quality manager on selecting measurement tools (clamp meter, IR thermometer, megger, and the Itron app) for utility and industrial metering environments. No one-size-fits-all answers—just honest advice for different field conditions.
A practical guide to selecting Itron water meters based on your utility's specific needs. Insights from a quality inspector on specifications, value, and long-term costs.
An emergency specialist's guide to avoiding costly mistakes when replacing Itron ultrasonic and Intelis water meters. Lessons from rush orders, mis-specified parts, and why checking once isn't enough.