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The most comprehensive and intuitive market intelligence platform for the global water sector.
Analyse the current size and growth rate of your market.
Assess the competitive and technological landscape of your market.
Identify potential customers, partners and routes to opportunity.
GWI WaterData is GWI’s market intelligence platform, offering the richest, most accurate and timely information service for validating strategy in the international water market.
Bringing GWI’s renowned market forecasts and databases together with regular analyst updates and third-party datasets providing the rationale behind our data, GWI WaterData will revolutionise the way you work and save you days of research.
GWI WaterData provides a comprehensive map of the municipal and industrial water and wastewater markets. Starting with a global overview and drilling down into each market segment, GWI WaterData brings you granular market data alongside analysis of market dynamics, the competitive landscape, technologies and market entry opportunities and challenges. You have all the resources you need to plan, validate and execute your strategy.
GWI WaterData is market intelligence as a service. You need more than just static data and analysis from one source to formulate a robust strategy.
Each area of GWI WaterData has a specialising analyst updating the content as soon as crucial market developments emerge, verified by third party data. Using the “Ask an Analyst” tool, you can even send the GWI WaterData team your business queries to get them answered by a dedicated industry expert.
Suggested content is also incorporated throughout, so you have access to critical supplementary information relevant to each market.
Drill down into the data, favourite the cards most relevant to your business, generate custom forecasts using the forecast creation tool and build presentations using the slide deck feature. GWI WaterData streamlines all of your business planning activities.
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Browse the screenshots below, or contact our sales team to request a demo.
GWI WaterData is produced by Global Water Intelligence, the unchallenged leader in high-value business information for the international water sector.
For 20 years Global Water Intelligence has been helping clients make the most informed strategic decisions by providing expert-led publications, newsletters, databases and market research reports. Over the years, we have acquired an expert team of researchers and journalists with backgrounds in finance, economics, water and technology who are extremely well-connected. Our team has an unparalleled network of senior executives, utility and industry leaders working within the business of water, enabling us to bring you exclusive and reliable insights into the key trends, developments and opportunities within the water sector.
The portfolio of intelligence we produce has expanded significantly since 2002. Since launching Global Water Intelligence Magazine, we have acquired and developed The Water Desalination Report, DesalData and The Ultrapure Water Journal. We have also published deep dive market research reports spanning a range of key markets including heavy water-using industries, control and monitoring systems, the oil and gas markets, municipal and industrial water technology and services as well as 4 editions of the bestselling, industry-renowned Global Water Market report.
GWI WaterData is the culmination of this expansive research portfolio, the goal is to bring our research together in a single, intuitive online platform that makes it easy for our customers to access intelligence that will drive their business forward in the touch of a button.
Click the links below to find out more about other Global Water Intelligence Publications:
Our GWI WaterData analyst team publishes regular insights and forecast updates for major water markets and industry sectors around the world, keeping you and your business informed as crucial market developments emerge.
In 2023 we’ll be publishing updates to our technology offering across GWI WaterData, featuring an unprecedented level of market analysis and granularity across six key technology updates.
Get everything you need for the start of the strategy to the end of your financial year.
See an overview of some of the updates coming to GWI WaterData in 2023 below. To explore the GWI WaterData platform in full, sign up for a demo here.
GWI WaterData is a truly comprehensive global compendium of all things water.
I am able to easily look at the water space through multiple lenses (geography, industry, application, technology) and find detailed information and data on that topic.
This saves a tremendous amount of time. Furthermore, the information is provided in a compelling visual format that is frequently refreshed on the homepage.
As a result, as an innovation leader, I have a steady stream of what is new and interesting in the water space to review and think about.
Lastly, the depth of research is significant and supported by periodic webinars which go beyond the numbers to help me understand what is driving change and where our markets are heading.
Again, invaluable as someone charged with driving innovation at Solenis. I have not seen anything comparable to GWI in the water space and would highly recommend it.
Andrew Ledlie, Global Director Digital Solutions, Solenis
GWI WaterData provides us with a good overview on the market structure/dynamics,
opportunities, technologies, projects and major players in each sector, as well as keeping
us informed with latest news and updates. The GWI team has also been supportive and
responsive to our questions and inquiries. A great tool to have for the water market.
Sook Yen, Sibelco
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