Aquatic Informatics Inc., a global leader in providing innovative software solutions for water data management and analysis, has been recognized as a top cleantech leader on the 2017 Ready to Rocket CleanTech list.
Aquatic Informatics was deemed among the best positioned companies to achieve exceptional revenue growth between 50% to 100% in 2017.
Geoffrey Hansen, Managing Partner at management consultancy Rocket Builders which services the technology industry commented:
“After much research into the trends driving growth in the Clean Technology sector, it became clear that Aquatic Informatics is well positioned to capitalize on these trends.”
Ed Quilty, President and CEO at Aquatic Informatics said:
“We anticipate major growth this year, following the successful cloud deployment of AQUARIUS Time-Series by the US Geological Survey. In a recent survey, we found that 92% of organizations monitoring water in the United States use, or plan to use, USGS standards. This year, for the first time, the same software used by the USGS to centralize, correct, and publish water data in real-time is available to organizations of all sizes, whether they have 5 or 5000 monitoring stations.”
“We expect high demand for AQUARIUS as organizations worldwide look to produce equally accurate, timely, and defensible water data.”
AQUARIUS is the world’s preferred software platform to acquire, process, model, and publish water data – the platform is used by over 500 organizations in over 50 countries.
The highly scalable AQUARIUS platform is a suite of interoperable applications to manage environmental samples, correct and analyze time series data into actionable information, and publish data for an interactive web experience.
Simplified data management, analysis, and information sharing enable better decisions for the equitable use, sustainable management and protection of the world’s precious water resources.
Each year, based on analysis of trends that will drive growth in the Clean Technology sector, management consulting firm Rocket Builders identifies the top private companies that are best positioned to capitalize on the trends for growth. The selection methodology has been an accurate predictor of growth with “Ready to Rocket” companies exceeding industry averages for revenue, employee and investment growth.
Aquatic Informatics™ provides software solutions that address critical water data management and analysis challenges for the rapidly growing environmental monitoring industry. Aquatic Informatics is focused on providing solutions to a range of different customer groups who collect, manage, and process large volumes of water quality or quantity data.
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