Industrial data from a variety of sources and locations has the potential to help organizations meet energy efficiency goals, avoid raw materials/feedstock shortages, decrease downtime, increase profitability and improve ESG reporting. But the chemical industry, like other asset-intensive industries, generates large amounts of data that never gets collected, contextualized and used to its full potential.

The successful execution of engineering projects requires intense collaboration among multi-discipline teams, but manual data handoffs often lead to errors, inconsistencies and delays that can derail a project.

During the question and answer portion of the AspenTech Inmation Conventional and Unconventional Use Cases webinar, attendees had the opportunity to pose their questions to the panel of experts presenting. This FAQ document provides the answers.

Global energy companies trust the AspenTech® Subsurface Science & Engineering portfolio to solve their most complex exploration and production challenges while reducing geological risks and minimizing impact on the environment. Get a quick look at our products, with QR codes linking to more details. Download now.

To chemical and polymer manufacturers, achieving site optimization and resiliency to disruptions is key to meeting the world's ever-changing demand. Take a deep dive look into the flywheel effect of how Advanced Process Control (APC) and Scheduling synergies takes manufacturing sites to another level of performance and resilience. Leverage both of these crucial layers together to multiply the benefits of each other.

Unlock business value from industrial data across the enterprise.

Unlock business value from industrial data across the enterprise.

Aspen Epos is the data platform that underpins AspenTech® Subsurface Science & Engineering (SSE) solutions. From a single project to a network of shared data, the open, innovative Aspen Epos data management infrastructure empowers multi-disciplinary teams to collaborate on projects and interact in a common visualization environment.

As the world now faces the challenges brought by the energy transition, innovation will again play a key role as we work to remake the world’s energy system for a low- or no-carbon future, says Antonio Pietri, AspenTech's President and CEO.

Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems (DERMS) are quickly gaining adoption as an indispensable tool for managing the large influx of distributed energy resources (DERs). The ability to optimize and orchestrate huge numbers of DERs is essential to integrate large amounts of intermittent renewable generation while also ensuring grid reliability.