For our clients

Water infrastructure teams are often overwhelmed by alarms: scattered systems, missing spare parts, and no clue what they’re walking into.

→ Service Engineers

For field engineers, every day is a puzzle. They juggle unpredictable routes, respond to emergency calls on the fly, and often arrive without the right tools or parts. Often without proper training or often visibility into asset history.

→ Utility Managers

When repair cycles are long and spare parts are delayed, planning is a guesswork. Aging infrastructure only adds to the challenge. Teams are shrinking, experienced staff are rare, and most junior engineers need active supervision.

For the Posydon team

The initial scope was massive. The feature tree alone had to be adjusted to vague job titles of our target group, that differed per company.

Building clarity took time especially that we started with:

• Huge scope with unclear priorities (welcome to Minimal Viable Product 🙃)

• Corporate constraints like branding guidelines or regulatory limitations

• Supporting two product versions at once: algorithm & expert-led