Waters Worldwide
Waters Worldwide provides a corridor intelligence platform that connects seven infrastructure layers—pipelines, rail, trucking, ports, shipping, border crossings, and storage—into a single operating picture. The system, called CiCi, detects meaningful shifts in infrastructure conditions, maps exposure to facilities and economics, and recommends actionable options before disruptions become costly.
- Logistics & Supply Chain
- Data & Analytics
- Mobility & Transportation
- Software Only
Funding
Founders
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Product
Problem
Organizations that depend on commodity movement corridors often lack a unified view of infrastructure conditions across multiple transport modes. Disruptions in one layer—such as a pipeline outage or port delay—can propagate unpredictably, and by the time downstream consequences become visible, mitigation options are limited and costly.
Solution
Waters Worldwide provides a corridor intelligence platform that links infrastructure conditions, corridor exposure, and decision timing to help organizations prevent costly disruptions. The system, called CiCi, integrates seven infrastructure layers—pipelines, rail, trucking, ports and terminals, shipping, border crossings, and storage—into a single operating picture. It detects meaningful shifts in infrastructure conditions, connects those changes to facilities, volumes, timing, commitments, and economics, and identifies practical action options while there is still time to materially change the outcome. This enables proactive management of commodity flow corridors and early mitigation of potential constraints.
Target Audience
Primary customers are organizations that manage or depend on commodity flow corridors, including logistics operators, infrastructure managers, and businesses with significant exposure to supply chain disruptions across multiple transport modes.
Features
- Integrates seven infrastructure layers into one connected corridor operating picture
- Detects meaningful shifts in infrastructure conditions before downstream consequences become obvious
- Maps corridor conditions to facilities, volumes, timing, commitments, and economics
- Identifies practical action options while there is still time to materially change the outcome
- Covers pipelines (capacity, utilization, outages), rail (flow, congestion, delay), trucking (routes, capacity, constraints), ports and terminals (throughput, queues, dwell), shipping (movement, reroutes, bottlenecks), border crossings (throughput, delays, restrictions), and storage (inventory, capacity, pressure)