Connecting

The challenges surrounding water do not stop at national or organisational borders. Solutions therefore emerge where people share knowledge, bring together different experiences and work jointly on new approaches.

The Connecting impact area represents the links we create with people, organisations and institutions. This includes the continuing formats for qualifications and further training we offer, dialogue on regulatory frameworks, collaboration across borders, and selected partnerships at the intersection of water technology and artificial intelligence. In doing so, we bring together practical experience and scientific insight, creating spaces for exchange, learning and joint development.

Knowledge evolves just as technologies, ways of working and the requirements placed on skilled professionals do. Particularly in fields such as water technology, digitalisation and artificial intelligence, it is important to make knowledge accessible and to connect different areas of expertise.

With the Wilo Global WATER AI Academy, we provide a platform that brings together knowledge and learning opportunities at the intersection of water technology, digitalisation and artificial intelligence. In addition, we offer learning formats on specialist and digital topics.

Technologies continue to evolve, and with them the frameworks that affect people, businesses and societies. Constructive dialogue requires perspectives from business practice, politics, academia and wider society.

We contribute our practical experience to political and regulatory dialogue and take part in exchange with a range of stakeholders. The aim is to make practical experience visible, discuss developments jointly and bring together different perspectives.

Water knows no borders. At the same time, the challenges surrounding its use, supply and infrastructure vary from region to region. International collaboration makes it possible to pool experience and expertise from different markets and to learn from one another.

We bring together international expertise and foster the exchange of knowledge and skills. In this way, we create opportunities to share experience and jointly develop responses to different requirements in water technology.

Artificial intelligence is developing rapidly and opening up new possibilities across a range of applications. In how we assess and apply AI, we rely on exchange between different disciplines and perspectives.

We work with selected partners from business, academia and civil society to connect practical experience with findings from research. This creates space for exchange and joint development at the intersection of water technology, AI and digital applications.