Digitization isn’t new in hydrology. What’s new is how fast, open, and connected it’s becoming.

As climate extremes intensify and the demands on water management grow, few leaders have seen the digital transformation of environmental monitoring as closely as Klaus Kisters. From its beginnings as a German engineering office in 1963 to today’s global environmental data powerhouse, KISTERS has shaped how water and climate information is collected, validated, and applied. In this exclusive Smart Water Magazine interview, CEO Klaus Kisters reflects on a 60‑year journey of integrating sensors, software, and stewardship—and why trustworthy data has never been more vital for decision‑makers facing a volatile, climate‑changed world.

Read the full article on Smart Water Magazine.