AspenTech solution enables producers to expand differentiation, accelerate innovation and drive profitable growth across complex, market-facing businesses.

This on-demand webinar focuses on how the Aspen ProMV™ operational analytics suite provided a time-efficient and cost-effective solution for ADM in solving their most critical manufacturing process challenges by quickly learning from their process data.

In this case study, discover how OCP Ecuador used prescriptive maintenance to accurately identify asset failure and reduce maintenance costs. With three times the initial investment returned in less than five months, OCP Ecuador is planning to scale Aspen Mtell® to protect 13 additional assets in the near future - and to scale across the enterprise in the coming years.

In this customer success story, learn how MOL recently added Aspen Mtell® software from the AspenONE® Asset Performance Management (APM) software suite to its portfolio of AspenTech solutions to drive efficiencies across plant operations and increase sustainability. This made a major contribution to operators in accelerating digitalization plans. Aspen Mtell has become an integral part of MOL’s strategic digitalization plan, which includes initiatives to extract increased value from its assets and increase overall plant availability to 96+ percent.

Leading asset-intensive companies are using prescriptive maintenance—powered by AI and machine learning—to unlock the value and productivity lying uncaptured in assets. Using a scalable, easy to implement prescriptive maintenance solution, companies can improve the accuracy of failure detection, increase the advance notification period of asset downtime events and reduce maintenance spend.

AspenTech’s AIoT Hub has been honored for its work powering the Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT).

Working with AWS, Aspen Mtell delivers the earliest, most accurate warning of equipment failures.

Today, oil and gas provide more than 56 percent of the world’s primary energy mix (with coal, that share climbs to 83 percent).

No longer just a catch phrase, digital transformation in pharma manufacturing is more critical today than ever before — and the industry is getting on board. A recent study conducted by Axendia revealed that almost half of industry professionals surveyed are working for organizations that are actively undergoing digital transformation — a significant increase over the last two years. And the most cited reason to act? The need to make more data-driven, intelligent decisions. 

Huge increases in demand mean pulp and paper manufacturers require that their equipment run more efficiently and for longer spans of time, without the need for constant maintenance oversight.