Join the LwM2M
Water Interoperability
Readiness Workshop
LwM2M Water Interoperability Readiness Workshop
Help shape how the water industry tests for interoperability.
Tuesday 13 October 2026. 08:00 to 09:30 CEST (17:00 to 18:30 AEST). Fully remote. Free to attend.
Water utilities are deploying metering, network monitoring and leakage detection at scale, and many are finding that devices from different vendors still do not speak the same language. The OMA Utility Working Group is changing that. Join us online for an open session where utilities, vendors and integrators review the LwM2M Enabler Test Specification for water and agree what the group will validate in the events that follow.
In this session you will discover:
- Why LwM2M is becoming the interoperability layer for water utility deployments
- How Severn Trent, Apator and Sydney Water are approaching interoperability in practice
- What the Utility Working Group will validate against the Enabler Test Specification, and on what timeline
- How your organization can join the work and influence what gets tested
We set the time for a global audience: 08:00 in Central Europe, 17:00 in Sydney.
Agenda for the open session
- 08:00 Welcome and Utility Working Group introduction
- 08:15 Why LwM2M for water utilities
- 08:40 Utility perspectives: Severn Trent, Apator, Sydney Water
- 09:10 What the group will validate in October
- 09:30 Q&A and how to join
Discuss with us:
- Bringing your utility's real-world interoperability requirements into the specification
- Becoming an OMA member and joining a global network of standards contributors
- Accelerating your roadmap with the latest LwM2M features for water and utility use cases
- How participation in OMA's validation work gives your organization a competitive edge
Please note: This is not a formal interoperability test event. No implementations are tested and no conformance results are issued. The session reviews the Enabler Test Specification and agrees what the working group will test and validate in the events that follow.