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Outsourcing offers an improved operational focus, says Dr Mikael Khan, General Manager, Suez UK

A Water Vlog, with Phil Alsop, Editor of Water Magazine

Dr Mikael Khan, General Manager, SUEZ UK, discusses with Phil Alsop, Editor of Water Magazine, two ways in which it just might be time for the water companies to reconsider their priorities.

Mikael suggests that, when it comes to both the essential work maintaining and adequately funding strategic services for emergency events in the water industry and the management and delivery of the complex operation of water and wastewater sampling, outsourcing has many benefits to offer – not least ensuring that, with AMP8 on the horizon, water companies focus on their key business activities.

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