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Event September 16, 2026

AI, Digitalisation and Knowledge Transfer

AI Community of Practice Call

DETAILS

Date: September 16, 2026 • 11:00 – 12:00 PM ET

Venue: Digital

Organiser: AI Community of Practice

Access: Membership required (view the call invitation below)

Moderator

  • Prof. Martha White, Co-Founder & CTO (RL Core Technologies)

Featured Speakers

  • Joshua Goldman, Principal Data Analytics Engineer – Technology and Innovation Department (Metro Water Recovery),
  • Callum Pastfield, Director – Head of East-Coast & Central States – Water/wastewater/Water Resources Infrastructure (LVI Associates)
  • Jonathan Hull, COO (Thinglink)

AGENDA

As experienced professionals retire and utilities navigate digital transformation across roles and departments, this question becomes front of mind: How do we capture and transfer decades of expertise into intelligent systems?
This interactive, discussed-based AI CoP session explores how utilities and technology companies are using AI not as a replacement for institutional knowledge, but as a tool to digitise, preserve, and amplify it. What we will cover:

  • AI in practice: Examples of companies embedding AI into daily operations and training processes, while safeguarding the expertise built over decades.
  • Digitalising expertise: Concrete approaches to translating tacit knowledge, including technical judgment, troubleshooting workflows, and operational experience, into structured data and decision-support systems.
  • The evolving workforce: Emerging roles and technical skills being created by AI adoption, and how recruitment and training are shifting to meet them.
  • Solving workforce challenges: How digital transformation is reshaping recruitment, retention, and career progression in an evolving smart water landscape.

Featured SWAN Members: