On the same magazine, there is also an article by Mr Martyn Hopkinson, the representant of Bi-Tic in the United Kingdom. Mr Hopkinson, as the Chairman of the Society of British Water & Wastewater Industries, talks about the cost of water.

The article by Mr Hopkinson can now be viewed on page 11, and the new about eWise on the page 19 of the eBook via the following link: http://www.waterjournal.co.uk/

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The No-Dig Live is an event celebrated in the United Kingdom every two years and it is addressed to manufacturers, contractors and utility companies focusing upon underground technology. This year, more than 1,000 visitors from across the sector registered for the event, and Bi-Tic has had the opportunity to present eWise to a number of positive contacts which have the potential to lead to the development of business in the UK.

Bi-Tic has perceived a notable interest of the British market for the eWise as a service that can improve the information exchange systems of the streetworks and roadworks. At the end, it means saving money, time and avoid accidents by being more efficient and coordination all the actors involved on the process.

Concluding, the reaction to ‘eWise’ has been very positive and it is clear that there is demand for such a system from potential users who see the clear cost benefit.

Bi-Tic’s team we are satisfied with the experience and we will inform you about our actions in the UK, as for example our participation to SUE Symposium organized by organized by the Transport for London (TfL) this October or the 2014 National Joint Application Utilities Group Awards.

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