As a society and a water management industry, we’re fighting a losing battle with time. By 2025, for the first time in our planet's history, there'll be more global demand for drinking water than is readily availableWe have months, not years, to innovate, create, and share ideas. The good news is we can fix it.My co-founder Elaine Kelly and I started Klir to figure out the best way to mobilize technology to 1) expand access to water, and 2) tackle countless hurdles facing those on the frontlines of the water crisis—water managers—every day including operational inefficiencies, costs, and overall compliance.We’ve been there. Literally. We’ve done in-house water management. We currently work with several water utilities and wastewater plants in North America, Europe, and Australia. We get it.We know that as water transitions from something free and limitless to a commoditized and precious market, water authorities—utilities, plants and municipal offices—will be at the center of power and accountability. They will need tech, software, platforms, and digital tools to accelerate our collective fight against the coming tide of challenges.In other words, water needs an Operating System. And fast. Enter: Klir.The team we’ve built at Klir is made up of 50+ global citizens committed to solving one of the most pressing issues facing society.Sharing what I know, as a water expert and as an entrepreneur, is in my DNA. Want to connect? Don’t hesitate to reach out: david.lynch@klir.com.