Water is one of the planet’s precious resources. Its continuous flows from liquid to solid to gas and our ability to use and reuse it make it inherently circular. It is fundamental to human health and to virtually every industry ranging from agriculture to manufacturing. It is used for cleaning, cooling, processing, powering, washing, irrigating and the list goes on. Advancements in technology are enabling better monitoring of water cycles across human and industrial processes, which makes water systems much more efficient. Digital planning and monitoring systems accelerate water’s cyclical nature, making it easier to use wastewater from one process to power another. This session will illustrate how the digitization of water systems can leverage technology to increase water efficiency and re-use, modeling the impacts of water scarcity and providing the data for effective water management.