How are today’s industry executives maximizing the reliability and value of their assets? With asset performance management powered by the industrial internet of things and machine learning, companies can leverage both equipment and process data to extend the life of their assets and achieve optimum reliability. In this on-demand webinar presented by ARC Advisory Group Vice President Ralph Rio and AspenTech Senior VP John Hague, you’ll learn how APM 2.0 is enabling companies to break down the wall between operations and maintenance and achieve a higher return on assets.

Imagine a plant that is no longer at risk of a random shutdown. Imagine not worrying about losing a year’s worth of hard-fought optimization value in just two to three days due to a maintenance emergency. Through the science of maintenance, historical and real-time operational data combine to predict when a breakdown will occur with months — not just days — of advance notice.

Aspen ProMV lo ayuda a encontrar las fuentes subyacentes reales de variación en los procesos de producción. Conozca cómo empresas como FMC Corporation y Mitsubishi Chemicals están utilizando este software para estabilizar la calidad, el rendimiento y la productividad.

This executive brief highlights the results of a recent survey conducted with Oil & Gas Journal on how EPC firms are pursuing new sources of revenue from the operations and maintenance phases of a project lifecycle.

Aspen Technology to Present at the JP Morgan Global Technology Media and Communications Conference

With a better understanding of the acid gas removal unit, engineers can minimize amine solvent costs while meeting specifications. Within Aspen HYSYS, the Acid Gas functionality includes rate-based simulations with 3 specialized property packages for simulating a wide range of systems and amines. Watch this video to learn more.

AspenTech Joins SAP PartnerEdge Program

Machine learning, big data and analytics are disrupting the upstream industry — and creating opportunities to achieve sustained operational excellence.

We spoke with Dr. Michael Call of Lubrizol about the three most important things he’s learned about process simulation during his career, and what he’s excited for in the future of batch modeling.

Whether it’s a pilot plant or a complex petrochemical plant, these facilities rarely run like a well-oiled machine. There are always unknown variable dependencies that are difficult to understand, and there’s substantial room for improvement. In many situations, optimization is not the focus for plants because there are issues with reliability and safety that take precedence. Does this sound familiar? The ability to simplify job tasks and boost efficiency will greatly enhance plant performance but also, make your job easier