Engineering Resilience Through Localized Manufacturing

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Previously titled “Precision Meets Proximity: Rethinking How Water Technology Gets Made” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026

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As global supply chains grow more unpredictable, the water industry is rethinking how and where critical technology gets made. In this episode, Kamstrup’s James Salisbury reveals how localized manufacturing—bringing key suppliers closer to home—is transforming resilience, quality, and responsiveness.From Georgia-based production hubs to in-house supplier integration, discover how smart meter innovation is becoming faster, more reliable, and built to withstand disruption, without sacrificing precision or performance.

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