TSA – Tecnologia em Saneamento Ambiental (which translates to Technology in Environmental Sanitation in English) has a passion for the betterment of the communities they serve. TSA’s headquarters are in Porto Alegre, in the state of Rio Grande do Sul in Brazil, but they also work on projects that support cities across the southernmost part of the state. This family-owned business focuses on designing resilient and efficient water and wastewater networks. Engineers José Vilmar Viegas and Matheus Viegas —a father-son team—and a handful of other employees work hard to bring a better quality of life to underserved communities. Their goal is to design water infrastructure that will grant access to water and sanitation services and improve water networks. These projects are key to social and economic development and that is what drives José Vilmar and Mathues to do this work. Connected Data Brings Real-World Impact In Brazil, the most vulnerable communities lack access to water and sanitation systems. Many people live along rivers where raw sewage is dumped and are exposed to it daily. They also deal with intermittent water services that do not meet potability standards. TSA knows that by designing reliable, effective, and efficient sustainable sewage networks, they