Syrinix Tipped as One of Top 50 Global Water Industry Innovators

Syrinix is revolutionising the utility management sector with its TrunkMinder system, which uses monitoring devices and big-data analysis to stop pipeline bursts and other problems before they happen. The Artemis Project is a non-profit organisation dedicated to helping water technology companies emerge into the world market, and chose Syrinix as the only UK company to receive recognition in its Top 50, demonstrating Syrinix’s ability to provide world-class technology and services.

The Top 50 jury conducted an in-depth evaluation of 125 companies, based on their technology offering and business potential. “The Artemis Top 50 serves as a lightning rod for start-ups that will change water management,” says Laura Shenkar, Chair of the Top 50. “This year’s jury brought the Top 50 review to a new level with an intense and vibrant debate.” The jury was composed of experts from corporations such as Intel, IBM, Syngenta, McKinsey, Carollo Engineers and Singapore’s Public Utilities Board.

Syrinix’s inclusion in the list marks it out as a company with the potential to change utility management worldwide, and indeed Syrinix representatives have already travelled to the USA and Asia to form business relationships with international clients. It is also recognition of the progress Syrinix has made over the last year with its TrunkMinder devices, which are now being used for high-profile utility management projects such as the one monitoring London’s Crossrail construction sites for Thames Water.

James Dunning, CEO of Syrinix, commented “As we look to build on the success of TrunkMinder’s deployment across London, to have it recognised on the global stage as an Artemis Top 50 technology is tremendous and welcome recognition for everyone at Syrinix of the work they are putting in.”