Next week, Opti’s Matt Vajdic will be at the South Carolina Environmental Conference, where he’ll be presenting on how smart stormwater technology can help communities better manage flooding and build long-term resilience. This year’s conference theme — “Intelligent Infrastructure: The Future of Water Utilities” — aligns closely with Opti’s mission to advance smarter, more adaptive water management through real-time control and data-driven infrastructure. If you’re attending, be sure to connect with Matt to learn how Opti’s smart stormwater technologies are helping utilities and communities meet flood mitigation and resilience goals - and how these solutions can support your projects! #SmartStormwater #IntelligentInfrastructure #FloodResilience #WaterUtilities #SCEC2026
Opti's Matt Vajdic to Present at South Carolina Environmental Conference
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