Water is one of our most valuable resources, and managing it wisely has become a challenge not only in environmental terms but also in technological and strategic dimensions. In response to these needs, Łukasiewicz – EMAG, in cooperation with the Łukasiewicz Research Network and the State Water Holding Polish Waters (PGW Wody Polskie), is launching initiatives to support the digital transformation of the water management sector.
This week, a letter of intent was signed by:
- Dr. Joanna Kopczyńska, President of PGW Wody Polskie,
- Dr. Hubert Cichocki, President of the Łukasiewicz Research Network,
- Prof. Jan Kozak, PhD, Acting Director of Łukasiewicz – EMAG.
Technological Support for Water Management
Łukasiewicz – EMAG brings to the project its expertise in key areas of advanced technology: Cybersecurity – protecting critical infrastructure and data in water management systems. Artificial Intelligence (AI) – used for predictive analytics and decision support, Process analysis and optimization – focusing on continuity of operations and minimizing operational risks.
Our goal is to deliver tools that genuinely support water resource management, response to hydrological threats, and the development of modern environmental protection methods.
Digital Transformation of Public Administration and Industry 4.0
The partnership with PGW Wody Polskie is part of a broader strategy for Industry 4.0 development and the digitalization of public administration. It demonstrates how science and technology can effectively and responsibly support state institutions in fulfilling their mission, using the latest digital tools.
Łukasiewicz – EMAG continues to pursue projects at the intersection of science, industry, and administration, with a strong focus on the practical application of innovation. This collaboration with Polish Waters marks another important step on that path.
