This ARC report explains how the trend of incorporating emerging technologies into historians continues into the future.

Now more than ever, refineries are looking for ways to improve production performance and meet sustainability goals. In this on-demand webinar, experts from BPCL Kochi Refinery share their experience—and best practices—in deploying real-time, Aspen HYSYS®-based digital twins for CDU, Delayed Coker and Hydrocracker units.

Faced with new levels of complexity, disruptions and pressure to meet customer demands, chemical supply chains have been tested as never before in recent years. In addition, there is the growing challenge to achieve net zero targets while maintaining sustainable, profitable operations.

Disruptions in energy markets, lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, conflict in Europe – all have added to the Energy Trilemma. Digital solutions are playing a critical role in identifying pathways to address the dual challenge of meeting the growing need for energy and resources while reducing emissions.

As the volume of data within your operations continues to grow, it becomes increasingly difficult to integrate, manage and govern this data. For many companies, it remains one of the biggest challenges to achieving Pharma 4.0.

Download this data sheet for information on Aspen METTE Virtual Flow Metering (VFM), a powerful, web-based application that analyzes real-time sensor measurements to estimate the flow of oil, gas and water.

For International Women's Day, here is inspiring commentary from over 25 empowering women in the STEM and life sciences industries.

The asset templates within Aspen Mtell enable companies to easily and quickly scale and deploy prescriptive maintenance solutions. Using pre-populated templates, you can set up sensor groups and quickly identify specific asset issues.

Asset-intensive industries are faced with the dual challenge of achieving operational excellence while meeting sustainability goals. With advanced Asset Performance Management (APM) 4.0 solutions, companies can minimize equipment failures, process disruptions and unplanned downtime that can cost them up to $50 billion dollars a year.

Inequity affects many people, but, historically, it has most affected groups such as women, people of color, disabled people, the economically disadvantaged, and those from the LGBTQ+ community.