Insights for what's next
Explore practical perspectives that turn complex challenges and emerging trends into real-world outcomes.
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Q&AProgram pioneers | What does it take to lead the world’s most complex programs?
Backed by 30 years of experience leading complex programs, program pioneer Keoki Sears shares how program leadership creates the conditions for success, drives stakeholder alignment and helps teams navigate complexityKeoki Sears -
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Safeguarding London's future through talent & teamwork on TEAM2100: A Q&A with Claire Bishop
Pivotal major programs such as TEAM2100 offer the chance to solve some of the world’s greatest challenges. However, while this potential is unmatched, so is the scale of the problem. To conquer this, a potent combination of talent, technology and track record is required, along with the highest level of stakeholder collaboration. Claire Bishop shares her insights into raising — and maintaining — this high-level, outcome-led approach.
A view on the future of water reuse: A Q&A with Larry Schimmoller
Larry Schimmoller has spent more than 25 years supporting Jacobs’ clients with water reuse solutions. As more communities adopt water reuse as a resilient drinking water supply solution, read this Q&A for Larry’s perspectives and advice.
Using the direct procurement for customers model in the water sector: Four lessons learned
Complex commercial arrangements and procurement delays, together with cost and schedule delivery risks are some of the greatest challenges facing major project delivery. The Direct Procurement for Customers (DPC) model offers a tailored solution and multiple client benefits, especially within the fast-growing water sector. David Sandercock, Sector Lead for Contracts and Procurement Advisory, shares four lessons for DPC implementation success.
Leak detection technology reduces non-revenue water losses and improves network health
Discover how South East Water effectively utilized Sotto® network leak detection sensors and Jacobs' analysis to create a sustainable future.
Nature, data and planetary boundaries: Tackling decarbonization in the water sector with Amanda Lake
Jacobs Head of Carbon and Circular Economy for Europe Amanda Lake, shares the key insights she’s learned from a 22-year-long career as a global leader in process emissions, climate mitigation and nature-based solutions. Get to know Amanda and her work in this Q&A.
Nature’s role in CSO control
Joseph Danyluk discusses a workshop he's leading at Amsterdam International Water Week on the use of nature-based solutions to control combined sewer overflows.
Collaborating on lead and copper rule compliance and funding strategies in Florida
Tugba Akgun reflects on a recent workshop with the Southeast Florida Utility Council that addressed the U.S. Lead and Copper Rule and funding opportunities through the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
Imagine a day without water
In recognition of Imagine a Day Without Water, Jacobs Global Water Director Susan Moisio recognizes #OurJacobs team for their work supporting communities like Jackson, Mississippi with critical water infrastructure and services.
An integrated, onewater approach to coastal resilience
Americas Coastal Resilience Director Luce Bassetti explains why effective coastal resilience requires a holistic, integrated approach that recognizes the interconnected nature of challenges on the water’s edge.
Transforming internal engagement on TEAM2100: A Q&A with Claudia Beer-Davies
Climate change has intensified flood frequency and risk, and our urban areas — including our major cities — are under threat. TEAM2100 is a pioneering flood defense program that harnesses the latest talent and technology in an integrated delivery team, but its success relies on seamless stakeholder engagement and communication. Claudia Beer-Davies shares her insights in driving both.
Taking action on wastewater treatment process emissions
Ahead of WEFTEC 2023, Amanda Lake explains how we can take intentional action to measure and mitigate the nitrous oxide and methane emissions from water resource recovery facilities.
Supporting water, wastewater and stormwater utilities with historic federal funding
Michael Matichich discusses an upcoming workshop for water utilities in the U.S. looking to access federal funding programs infused by Infrastructure and Investment Jobs Act (IIJA).
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Future Foundations
Co-creating the world to come
From developing climate resilience and transitioning to a low-carbon future, to modernizing and transforming infrastructure, governments and businesses face critical challenges. How they respond will define our future.
As our clients navigate these challenges, we help them think differently – working together to pioneer tomorrow's infrastructure solutions and build the foundations for a prosperous, secure future.