The water supply dispatch control platform encompasses key components such as intake pump stations, source wells, water treatment plants, booster pump stations, and water supply networks. This enables the dispatch center to continuously monitor real-time production data and equipment operational status, ensuring a consistent water supply for residents and businesses. It enhances safety production and scientific dispatch levels, providing robust technical support for the efficient operation of the water supply system.

The portal website and WeChat official account adhere to the principle of "user-centered, service-oriented", significantly enhancing interaction and communication between water companies and users, actively facilitating the transition of business from offline to online, and providing users with more convenient service access. Users can access functionalities such as water bill inquiries, payments, online customer service, service information queries, and electronic contract signing through the platform. This greatly facilitates residents' daily water service needs, enhances the public image of water companies, and promotes the development of more efficient and convenient public services.

The integrated marketing platform comprises subsystems such as business billing, water supply services, meter management, and remote meter reading. Through seamless integration, these subsystems enable data sharing and circulation, promote cross-departmental collaboration, and improve overall efficiency and service quality. This information-based management model allows water companies to monitor users' water consumption in real time, provide precise services, promptly respond to user needs and feedback, improve service efficiency, optimize resource allocation, and achieve the goals of user convenience, enterprise efficiency, and a positive social image.

The water supply pipeline inspection management system centralizes the management of inspection data, maintenance records, and equipment operating conditions, transforming the traditional manual management approach. It provides a scientific basis for long-term pipeline planning and decision-making, offering a new management solution for water supply pipelines. This system not only enhances the management level of water supply networks but also significantly improves resource utilization efficiency and service quality, providing residents with more stable and reliable water supply guarantees, delivering notable social and economic benefits.

The secondary water supply monitoring and management platform deeply integrates cutting-edge information technologies such as cloud computing, big data, IoT, edge computing, and microservices, successfully achieving seamless access for millions of devices. It combines data visualization, intelligent analysis, and group-level energy efficiency evaluation, greatly enhancing the operational efficiency and productivity of the group's secondary water supply business segment. Currently, the system has successfully connected to hundreds of pump houses across multiple regions in China and is being expanded as planned to all secondary water supply pump houses and booster stations under China Water Group, ensuring stable water supply and energy-saving goals for the group.

The smart water digital twin system constructs a fully digitized mirror of physical water facilities (pipelines, water plants, pump stations, etc.), integrating real-time data-driven simulation, predictive analysis, and closed-loop business control to achieve a next-generation management platform featuring "virtual-physical interaction, dynamic optimization, and intelligent decision-making" for water systems. The digital twin smart water plant creates a virtual model that corresponds one-to-one with the actual water plant, known as the "digital twin", enabling comprehensive digitization and intelligent management of plant operations.