3.24.2008 - 08:01am ET

(CSRwire) PETALUMA, CA - March 24, 2008 - HydroPoint Data Systems, Inc., provider of the market-leading WeatherTRAK smart water management solution, today announced that John Davies, vice president, Sustainability Peer Forum, AMR Research, and HydroPoint President and CEO Chris Spain will co-host a webcast on Thursday, April 17, 2008 entitled, "How to Identify Sustainability Strategies That Deliver: Plucking Low-hanging Fruit Green Initiatives."

The webcast will address a pressing matter facing today's business leaders. In light of rapidly dwindling natural resources and the threat of global warming, a growing number of executives seeks to "go green" to meet sustainability and cost-saving objectives. But frequently deluged with information about available solutions for achieving sustainable resource management, these executives are challenged to select strategies that can garner environmental and financial benefits within a one-to-two-year period.

Mr. Davies will explore a rapidly emergent sustainability strategy employed by executives at Coca-Cola, Google and other leading companies: smart water management. They've identified smart water management as a particularly appealing conservation strategy because it leverages existing technology infrastructure and delivers a powerful "green multiplier effect" - saving both water and energy, reducing carbon emissions and protecting local ecosystems. Further, these executives have discovered that the advantages to smart water management extend well beyond reduced water bills to lower operating costs and liability avoidance.

"It's essential that business leaders identify and implement low-risk, quick-win green programs to avoid skepticism about the validity and feasibility of going green," said Mr. Davies. He explained, "That's because sustainability practices will enjoy mainstream adoption only when they are proven to fulfill their promises."

Webcast Details:

"How to Identify Sustainability Strategies That Deliver: Plucking Low-hanging Fruit Green Initiatives," presented live from the headquarters of AMR Research and HydroPoint in Boston, MA and Petaluma, CA, respectively.

Thursday, April 17, 2008, 2:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. (ET)

Presenters:
John Davies, vice president, Sustainability Peer Forum, AMR Research
Chris Spain, president and CEO, HydroPoint Data Systems, Inc.

Complimentary registration:
Visit www.weathertrak.com/webcast
Call 800.362.8774, ext. 145.

About WeatherTRAK

WeatherTRAK smart water management from HydroPoint Data Systems, Inc. is the proven green initiative that enables 13,000 subscribers to protect and improve property valuation by continuously optimizing irrigation and eliminating water-related property destruction and liabilities. Twenty-three independent studies prove that the WeatherTRAK network maximizes water conservation and improves landscape health. A California EPA-funded study proves WeatherTRAK's ability to reduce runoff pollution by 71 percent. Additionally, the WeatherTRAK product line received perfect scores across the board on the Smart Water Application Technology(TM) protocol, developed by a consortium of public agencies to objectively measure smart controller performance. WeatherTRAK solutions are eligible for all public agency rebate programs and meet the highest U.S. standards for irrigation equipment, the State of California's. Headquartered in Petaluma, California, HydroPoint is privately owned and operated. For more information, visit www.weathertrak.com.

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