Trevor English
Autodesk Water Infrastructure is heading to Texas Water 2026, and we are looking forward to connecting with utilities, engineers, and partners working across water infrastructure, stormwater management, and drainage design.
The event takes place April 27-30, and you will find us at Booth #472, where we will be sharing how digital tools are helping the water sector move from fragmented data to more connected, resilient, and actionable workflows.
Advancing digital transformation in water infrastructure
The challenges facing water infrastructure continue to evolve. Aging systems, climate variability, and increasing regulatory pressure are pushing utilities to rethink how they plan, design, and operate.
Our focus at Texas Water will center on practical, solution-led approaches to digital transformation. That includes:
- Connecting data across the asset lifecycle, from planning and design through operations and maintenance (learn more about connected water infrastructure workflows)
- Enabling cloud-based collaboration to break down silos between teams
- Applying data, AI, and analytics to improve decision-making and system performance (see hydraulic modeling best practices)
- Supporting resilience strategies for flooding, drought, and system reliability (explore stormwater management and flood resilience)
If you joined us last year, you may remember similar themes emerging in conversations across the event. As we noted in our 2024 recap, Texas Water continues to reflect broader industry shifts toward AI, machine learning, and connected data environments.
See real-world applications in action
At the booth, we’ll be offering hands-on demos that highlight how these concepts translate into real workflows. From hydraulic modeling to integrated data environments and digital twins, the goal is to demonstrate how teams are solving everyday challenges more efficiently.
We’ll also be joined by customers and partners who are actively using Autodesk solutions in the field. Many of them will be presenting throughout the conference, sharing how they are applying these tools to real projects.
One example is the City of Houston, whose Stormwater Master Plan represents a modern, citywide approach to modeling and resilience planning, utilizing InfoWorks ICM. Houston is just one of many organizations at Texas Water demonstrating how digital approaches are being put into practice at scale.
For more examples of how teams are approaching similar challenges, see:
- Designing sustainable drainage systems (SuDS)
- Improving flood resilience with better modeling
- Understanding hydrology vs. hydraulics
Connect with our team
Texas Water is always a strong opportunity for meeting our team, and this year will be no different. In addition to booth demos, our team will be available for conversations about your current challenges, upcoming projects, and where digital workflows can have the most impact.
If you are attending, stop by Booth #472 to see the latest capabilities, ask questions, and connect with the Autodesk Water Infrastructure team.
If you’d like to learn more ahead of the event, you can also explore our water infrastructure solutions.
We look forward to continuing the conversation in Texas.